Indian Jewelry and Accessories

Nath is a traditional nose ring worn by women in India. It is often made of gold or silver and may be adorned with precious stones.

Stud earrings are not a traditional Indian earring design. Jhumka, Chandbali, and Bali are all traditional Indian earring designs.

The mangalsutra is a sacred thread worn by married women in India. It is a symbol of their marital status and is often made of gold or silver.

Kamarband is a traditional waistband or belt worn by women in India. It is often made of fabric or metal and may be adorned with beads, stones, or embroidery.

Mehndi is a form of temporary body art that is not a traditional Indian hand accessory. Bangles, rings, and toe rings are all traditional Indian hand accessories.

Bindi is a traditional forehead ornament worn by women in India. It is often made of a red dot or a small piece of jewelry.

Bangles are not a traditional Indian foot accessory. Payal, toe rings, and anklets are all traditional Indian foot accessories.

Haar is a traditional necklace worn by women in India. It is often made of gold or silver and may be adorned with precious stones.

Jhumka is a traditional earring, not a hair accessory. Maang tikka, bindi, and gajra are all traditional Indian hair accessories.

Kada is a traditional bracelet worn by women and men in India. It is often made of gold or silver and may be adorned with precious stones.

Nath is a traditional nose ring worn by women, not a men's accessory. Turban, kada, and sherwani are all traditional Indian accessories for men.

Bichiya is a traditional toe ring worn by women in India. It is often made of gold or silver and may be adorned with precious stones.

Dhoti is a traditional garment worn by men, not a women's accessory. Saree, lehenga, and salwar kameez are all traditional Indian accessories for women.

Dupatta is a traditional head covering worn by women in India. It is often made of fabric and may be adorned with embroidery or other embellishments.

Nath is a traditional nose ring worn by women, not a children's accessory. Bindi, payal, and ghungroo are all traditional Indian accessories for children.