• Nose rings

 The nath, also commonly known as the nose stud or nose ring has been a very important and integral part of the Indian culture. Available in different types of shapes, styles and colours, it is popular in each and every part of the country. In some cultures, such as in South India, it is worn on the right side of the nose. On the other hand, in the northern part of the country, it is worn on the left. In the Hindu culture, for all women, the nose ring is a symbol of being married.

 

• Rings for both men and women

 You look at their hand for a ring.That's the power of that small circular object.It signals to the world information about you. A ring is not a simple accessory. It is a message that reveals your commitments, achievements, and beliefs. Wedding ring, class rings, fraternal rings, family rings, fashion rings. Rings matter, and you better believe you need to underatand the message yours send to the world.

 

• Bangles

Bangles are not just accessories.They are traditions.They are a part of our culture. There is so much more to bangles than that.There are legit scientific observations which tell us exactly why women used to wear bangles. Normally our wrists are in constant movement. In case of any ailments or any checkups,even our pulse is measured through our wrists only. The Bangles and the wrists are in constant friction with each other which leads to an increase in the blood circulation level. Bangles help in maintaining and recharging our energy levels as well. 

 

• Maang teeka

According to Indian culture, the maang tikka gives the bride power, will and wisdom to handle her new journey in life. The maang tikka is also adorned on the bride to protect her from evil eye and any negative energy. But most essentially the maang tikka signifies union between the bride and the groom. The tikka is placed at the center of the forehead. According to Indian culture, the center of the forehead is believed to be the residing place for the Ajna Chakra- a spot on the woman’s forehead which is the seat of preservation. Best Maang teeka are listed below:-

 

• Mangalsutra

 Every married women used to get a Mangalsutra. This is mostly made in gold as an identifiable mark for married women. Hindu women hold the mangalsutra, to be a very significant bond with their husband. This too is believed to regularize a women's blood circulation. This is also said to control the body pressure levels to a maximum extent, as Indian women tend to work hard, more than her male counterpart. Some stylish Mangal sutra are mentioned below:-

 

•  Necklace

 Neck lace, or neck-rings, are any form of stiff jewellery worn as an ornament around the neck of an individual, as opposed to a loose necklace. Many cultures and periods have made neck rings, with both males and females wearing them at various times. A necklace is an article of jewellery that is worn around the neck. Necklaces may have been one of the earliest types of adornment worn by humans. They often serve ceremonial, religious, magical, or funerary purposes and are also used as symbols of wealth and status, given that they are commonly made of precious metals and stones.