8 Ethinic Bangles for the Upcoming Festive Season

Bangles are the crucial piece for the distinct Indian outfits and there is one for all. These bangles could be your statement piece when wore alone and can also be mixed with color bangles. These could be mixed with variety of colors matching your outfit and gives elegant look. Here are the top 5 bangles you should have in your wardrobe for the festive season.

1. Imitation gold bangles

These imitation gold bangles will exactly look like gold. These go well with any gold zari or gold stone sarees. These will also go with pure gold jewellery; you can’t tell apart these from real gold jewellery. They work well with kanchivaram and Kerala sarees particularly. Some of them are one gram gold mixed jewellery and can be really expensive.

Price range above 499 INR

2. Zircon bangles

Zircon bangles brightens the whole outfit and goes with almost all colors and silver or gold details. I have worn these with kanchivaram sarees and these absolutely stole the show.

Price range 399 INR

3. Stone bangles

Stone bangles could be worn alone or mixed up. I always go to these bangles when I want to add glow on my entire outfit. You could get single or multi color bangles of your choice. They can be mixed up or could be used alone. They work well for any sarees or heavy work kurtis.

Price range above 100 INR

4. Single stone line bangles

Single stone line bangles like these can be worn alone or could be mixed up. They go well with any designer sarees or traditional sarees. For kurtis I wear them alone without mixing with other bangles.

Price range above 150 INR

5. Stone work bangles

Stone work bangles are a mix of one or two colors with gold detailing. Some bangles could be mixed with three different colors of bangles. It can also be worn alone especially with sarees and traditional kurtis. Some of them have multi color stones and designs. I go for these whenever I wear heavy embroidered saree; that way the bangle wont be too loud.

6. Small bead bangles

These bangles are simple colourful piece and can become favourites for college girls who don't want loud bangles. These are available in bright colors and stones and will be good for any mild work anarkali kurtis.

Price range above 150 INR

7. Colourful enamel bangles

Enamel bangles are often from Jaipur; they are colourful, attractive and elegant. Can be worn with color bangles like I have mixed here. They go well with baandini and leheriya sarees you wont regret buying them.

8. Kundan bangles

Kundan bangles are really in trend now a days; they bring vintage vibe to modern attire. They are flattering on all ethnic outfits with gold detailing without a doubt. Even with ethnic lehenga they work well. I bought these in Jaipur for 100 bucks. Online they are expensive.

Price range above 299 INR.