Bangle

Vastranand bangles are antique gold accessories made to sit beside a saree. This collection has nine designs, from broad plain bangles to temple styles with ruby and emerald stones. They suit shoppers who want to finish a saree look with one pair or a festive stack, and every piece is sold factory-direct from Surat.

What makes these bangles special

The designs borrow from temple jewellery and traditional metalwork. You will find a goddess motif with ruby stones, a South Indian temple style, filigree work with multicolour stones, a zigzag pattern, floral stone work and a bird design with ruby-toned stones. Several are made in brass or brass alloy with an antique gold finish, which gives a warm, aged look that works well with silk.

How to choose a bangle

• For silk sarees: pick a temple bangle with ruby or emerald stones to sit with a Kanjivaram.
• For cotton sarees: a broad plain antique gold bangle or a slim stone line design keeps the look simple.
• For festive wear: choose a few different designs and stack them, mixing a plain bangle with stone-set ones.
• For colour: match the stone colour, such as ruby, emerald or multicolour, to the border or blouse of your saree.

Care for antique gold bangles

Keep your bangles dry and put them on after you have applied perfume, cosmetics and hair spray. Wipe them gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing. Store each pair separately in a pouch or box so the stones and finish are not scratched by other pieces.

Bangle price guide

The best sellers in this collection are priced at Rs 795, so most designs fall around this price. This makes it simple to compare styles by look and stone work rather than by cost, and to build a stack of several designs.

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