STD/G/BL-BA/1 - Gold plated Push Hinged Bangle with Red Glitter.

Gold plated Push Hinged Bangle with Red Glitter. 

This fabulous ladies Glitter Bangle which is the perfect gift for someone who loves a bit of bling. Gold setting is crafted out of Stainless Steel then  Gold Plated creating a Non-Allergic item as it contains No Nickel, Lead or Copper therefore it is ideal for people with Sensitive Skin and enhanced by a beautiful Glitter Effect, making it the perfect item to give at Chinese New Year or Wedding Gift due to RED being a symbol of Good Luck or simply a Self-Treat.

It is Perfect For Gifting that will make a Wonderful gift for all year-round. Ready to be wear by the coolest women. Jewellery has been used as a Powerful Form of Personal Expression for thousands of years.

A Sophisticated Hinged Bangle is adorned with Sparkly Glitter Inlay in a Style which is Contemporary and fit for any Occasion, when your outfit may be Casual Wear, Cocktail Party, Going To Theatre, or Office Wear.

The Metal Finish is bright in keeping with this thoughtful design, an Effortless and Lightweight Bangle with an Easy Push Hinge Closure.

MEASUREMENTS : 7" (L), 2.4" (Diameter)

Bangles have a rich history that dates back Centuries. These beautiful adornments, worn around the wrist, have been a significant part of Various Cultures across the globe. From their origins in Ancient Mesopotamia to their popularity in Modern Fashion, Bangles have evolved and been influenced by Different Civilizations, resulting in a Diverse range of Styles, Materials, and Meanings.

As early as 2600 BCE, people in the Indus Valley Civilization were adorning their wrists with Bangles made from Shells, Pottery, and Metals. These early Bangles were believed to have been used as Ornaments and Symbols of Wealth and Status, and to Ward Off Evil Spirits.

In India, Bangles hold Immense Cultural and Religious Significance.  An Essential part of a woman’s attire and are worn during Various Rituals and Festivals. Traditional Indian Bangles are made from various materials and are adorned with Intricate Designs, Vibrant Colours, and are associated with Specific Occasions and Ceremonies, making Bangles an integral part of Indian Culture.

Bangles symbolize Prosperity, Fertility, Marital Bliss, and are believed to bring Good Luck and Protect the Wearer from Evil Spirits. Bangles may signify different aspects such as Social Status, Tribal Affiliation, or even acts as Talismans Against Illness or Misfortune. The significance of Bangles varies across regions, but they Universally represent a Connection to Tradition, Spirituality, and Belief Systems.