Gold Mantasha Bracelet
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A mantasha is wider, more decorative and more traditional than a regular chain bracelet. It works as a statement piece rather than everyday jewellery.
It is worn mainly at weddings and festive occasions, often as part of the Bengali bride's complete set.
A mantasha can be worn on either wrist. Brides often wear it with the sankha-pola, chur or churis.
Most mantasha bracelets use a hinged design with a screw or hook clasp, so they open to slip around the wrist and lock securely.
Measure your wrist and add a little room for comfort. Since a mantasha is wide, it should sit snugly without pinching.
Mantashas are broad, but filigree and panel designs keep them comfortable to wear.
Yes. Gold jewellery sold in India must carry a BIS hallmark, which shows the BIS logo, the purity grade (such as 22K916 or 18K750) and a unique 6-digit HUID code. You can verify the HUID on the BIS Care app.
Pair a mantasha with a Banarasi or silk saree, and balance it with matching earrings and a necklace from the same traditional style.
Clean gently with a soft brush and mild soapy water, dry thoroughly, and store it flat in a lined box to protect the detailing.
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