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Traditional Bengali jewellery is a subtle influence and traditional blend of Hindu, Muslim and foreign cultures as a result of colonisation. The traditional pieces of jewellery crafted from pure gold and precious gemstones maintain the cultural ethnicity of Bengal. The immaculate precision in that jewellery has made them a popular choice amongst women. Patti Haar, Jhumko, Nath, Tikli, Crown, Choker, Kaan, Ratanchur, and Chur are some of the jewellery without which a Bengali wedding is deemed impossible.
There are several types of gold jewellery that are predominantly used in Bengal. Tikli is a pendant-like gold head accessory placed right on the mid-part section of hair. The British tiara-inspired gold crowns are attached with tikli and help to keep the veil in place. Crafted from gold, diamond and other installations chik is an essential part of the Bengali choker necklace which envelopes the neck. Saath Noli Haar is mostly a royal heirloom which is a seven-layer necklace crafted from gold. Flat and broad Pati Haar is also another ethnic ornament. Slender Nupur or anklet is often worn by Bengali women. Bengali Jewellery earrings can range from chandelier-shaped gold Jhumkos, meticulously shaped heavy Kaan Baala earrings mimicking the shape of ears to circle-shaped gold studs called Kaan Pasha. Bengali Nolok or nath comes in a large gold ring attached to a string which is placed behind the ears. Bengali Bangles come in various shapes and forms with different designs namely, Chur, Ratanchur, Baala, Mantasha, Beloyari Churi, Noboratna Baala, Shona Badhano Loha, Konkon, Bauti, and Shankha.
Unlike other Indian brides, Bengali brides do not wear mangalsutra. However, they wear chic or gold chokers spread across their neck as an essential part of their traditional jewellery. They also wear royal pure gold comfortable broad Paati Haar necklaces which are worn during festivities. The prestigious Saath or Paanch Noli Haar is often passed on through lineage. These are seven or five-layer gold necklaces exuding class and royalty. Bengali standalone gold chains come in different gemstone installations which radiate exemplary beauty.
Buy your favourite Bengali jewellery online at Candere by Kalyan Jewellers. Explore a wide range of contemporary Bengali rings in yellow, white or rose gold with diamond or pearl ornation. You can also find traditional certified gold Jhumko earrings as well as Kaan which mimics the shape of the entire ear with heavy intricacies paired with a small dangler. Bengali pendants come in personalised name initials or Devi adornments as well as solitaire diamond pendants. The prices of Bengali gold jewellery can start from INR 5,000 and range up to INR 2 Lakhs and higher depending upon the weight of the gold.
Candere offers a Double Gold Rate Protection scheme that allows the buyer to pay only 10% of the total amount at the checkout of your favourite item, and the remaining amount can be paid in easy installments over a period of a few months.
So, why wait? Choose your favourite jewellery item now only from Candere.
Q: What is shakha pola in Bengali Jewellery? A: Shakha is a conch shell crafted white bangle while pola is made of red coral. Bengali brides wear each of those in both hands to symbolise unity in marriage, prosperity and good health.
Q: What is a Bauti? A: The Bauti is half-cut designed wrist jewellery where the adjoining part is popularly carved with peacock designs.
Q: What is traditional Bengali jewellery? A: Conch shell bangles or Shakha, Gold plated iron bangles or Noya and Coral bangles or Pola are an essential part of traditional jewellery in Bengal.
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