Gold Bangles
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Senco Gold is known for its beautiful and intricate gold bangle designs, which are classic and contemporary. This article will showcase some of Senco's latest designs, perfect for special occasions or everyday wear. From thick statement bangles to delicate floral motifs, these new bangle styles showcase Senco's attention to detail and craftsmanship. Whether you prefer understated elegance or bold, eye-catching pieces, Senco's newest bangle collection has the perfect gold bangle design.
Wedding Gold Bangles: Bridal gold bangles feature intricate detailing like filigree and stones. Floral motifs symbolising marital bliss are popular designs for wedding bangles. Wide cuffs or kadas with religious symbols are well-suited for traditional weddings.
Festive Wear Gold Bangles: Bold, coloured stone-studded gold bangles complement festive outfits beautifully. Intricate enamel work bangles with traditional Indian floral motifs make perfect sense for festivals.
Anniversary Gold Bangles: Personalised gold bangles featuring the couple's initials make thoughtful gifts to mark milestone anniversaries. Infinity and heart-motif bangles also carry meaningful symbols for the occasion.
Birthday Gold Bangles: Birthstones, zodiac signs, or lucky charm-themed gold bangles that reflect the birthday girl's personality make excellent birthday gifts. Intricate designs like elephant mukh spiral gold Sankha bangles also symbolise good fortune and blessings for the celebrant.
Engagement Gold Bangles: Delicate gold bangles with timeless and minimalist styles make for thoughtful engagement gifts. Matching bangle sets for the bride and groom further commemorate the occasion.
Party Gold Bangles: Fashionable stackable thin bangles in gold allow ladies to flaunt the latest trends during parties. Contemporary shapes and patterns that fuse traditional and modern designs keep these statement pieces fun yet elegant. Gold bangles crafted for these occasions feature lightweight constructions perfect for an evening of celebrating with friends.
1. Pola Bangle
Pola bangles come in vibrant floral motifs like blooming lotuses, intricate patterns depicting nature scenes, and colourful artworks of animals or traditional icons with symbolic meaning. These wide cuff-styled gold bangles make statement accessories, perfect for festivals, weddings, or ethnic wear. Their elegant designs, ranging from delicate blooms to regal elephants celebrate Indian traditions.
Sankha bangles feature sacred conch shell designs with auspicious symbols like elephants, peacocks, and fish motifs representing good fortune. These lightweight, easy-to-wear gold bangles come in spiral or rounded shapes with detailed carvings of royal peacocks, classic floral aesthetics, or tranquil natural scenery. Their delicate yet striking craftsmanship makes these bangles perfect for festive and everyday ethnic wear.
Bala or Pipe Kada bangles feature slender, hollow pipe designs that reflect traditional Indian craftsmanship. Intricate twisting patterns, floral motifs, and carved finishes adorn these lightweight gold bangles. From subtle textures to vivid enamel work in cultural themes, these kadas make an impact, whether stacked together or worn solo. Their versatility works with both Indian and Western wear.
4. Chur Bangles
Chur bangles feature slender and round designs that are symbolic of auspiciousness in Indian culture. Intricate motifs like regal peacocks, divine blooms, and ornate patterns adorn these antique gold bangles. Crafted for a comfortable fit, these lightweight bangles make an ethnic style statement whether engraved with blessings, enamel florals, or a fusion of Indian and Western designs. Their versatility pairs well with traditional occasions and daily wear.
5. Churi
Gold Churi bangles showcase various elegant designs, from bold geometric and nature-inspired motifs to delicate filigree patterns and romantic carvings. Featuring shapes like round, wavy, teardrop or rhombic in slim, hollow pieces, these bangles reflect traditional royal and auspicious symbolism through peacock, floral, and other Indian art. If you're looking for the perfect daily wear gold bangles design, it would be great to choose gold churi bangles.
Gold bangles come in various designs to suit different styles and budgets. The gold bangles price starts from around ₹8,000 for simple patterns weighing about 2 grams. Elaborate handcrafted bangles with detailed stone or filigree work can cost up to approx. ₹10 lakhs for heavier pieces. Factors like the purity of gold, intricacy of design, gems and stones used, and weight significantly influence the pricing. All prices mentioned here are based on the gold rates at the time of writing. Please refer to the individual product pages for latest prices.
With diverse options ranging from understated lightweight churis to regal bridal kadas, one can find stunning 22K gold bangles at competitive prices to complement both everyday and festive Indian wear.
Where to buy gold bangle online?
When buying gold bangles online, Senco Gold & Diamonds is an excellent destination to explore. As a trusted jewellery retailer known for its diverse designs for over seven decades, Senco offers a premium range of gold bangle latest designs.
How many grams gold is usually in one gold bangle?
Depending on the design and type of bangle, a gold bangle can weigh from 2 grams to over 50 grams. At a trusted jeweller like Senco Gold & Diamonds, gold bangles are available in different weights to suit preferences.
How to clean a gold bangle?
To clean a gold bangle, use warm water and a soft-bristled toothbrush lightly sprayed with mild soap or liquid dish detergent. Gently scrub the bangle, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and dry with a soft cloth.
Can I customise my gold bangle design?
Many jewellery stores offer customisation services for gold bangles. Customers can customise details like width, motifs, gemstones, or engraving.
Can I resell my gold bangle?
Yes, gold bangles hold resale value based on prevailing gold rates and making charges. Reputable jewellery chains have buyback schemes for previously purchased gold ornaments.
What is the difference between gold bangle and kada?
Gold bangles refer to all bracelets, while kada specifies thick cuff designs. Kadas have broad surfaces and rigid designs, whereas bangles may include slim, flexible styles like churis.
What carat is mainly used for making gold bangles?
The most commonly used caratage for gold bangles is 22K, which offers jewellery malleability and luminous sheen. 18K bangles also suit those preferring lower gold purity.