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16Armlets are traditional forms of jewelry that have become very trendy these days. In ancient times, armlets were worn by both men as well as women with the sole aim of looking beautiful. The armlets were made of crude metal in shapes of creepers, snakes, and crocodiles. They were used as jewellery in not just India but there are proofs to show that armlets were used by the tribes of Native America also. Popularly known as "Baju Bandh" in India, these ornaments are available in many different designs and styles.

Armlets were worn in different forms in India. Towards the south, we find that armlets were designed in a very different way and were used for occasions such as weddings and events like traditional dances. These days they are not quite used in the traditional style but have been modernized according to changing trends. Towards the north, armlets were worn as a symbol of marriage and were designed in a very sleek manner.

Historical description
 
In the ancient times, armlets were meant for both men and women. They were designed to look like a coiled snake or crocodiles, lions and creepers etc. They formed an important part of the body ornaments. Not only in Indian Culture, they were worn by Native Americans as a symbol of compliance with the customs. In other civilizations different types of armlets were use to designate their status in society.
 
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Materials
 
A lively ornamentation piece, armlet serves as an absolute women ornament & these are given definite shapes using almost all material conjugated with complex designs. Materials are decided upon considering their durability, aesthetics and cost factor aspects
 
  • Aluminum
  • Brass
  • Bone
  • EPNS
  • Glass
  • Leather
  • Plastic
  • Resin
  • Shellac
  • Shell / MOP
 
Design and Finish
 
Armlets are given intricate carvings which are further enhanced by embossed work assorted with gems studded & other decorative elements, thus, perfecting the ultimate look. Antique with rustic appeal along with modern & popular design makes them more alluring. Beaded armlets when teamed with shells and lac also acts as eye catching item & are highly sought. Finishes like oxidized, antique, matte and polished are some of the few most used ones while gold plating further imparts a flashy look to these jewelry items.
 
Major Types of Armlets
 

Brass Armlets : Armlets made of brass are available in a number of designs and styles. They offer exceptional sophistication and a touch of status to the personality and perfectly compliment all kinds of deck up. The design of a snake, mark of sensualness and grace, is the most common of carved beauties in the armlets. Made with careful attention to every detail, the designs are very attractive and created by the traditional artisans.

Aluminum Armlets : The perfect ornament to show off those modulated arms, aluminum armlets dress up any outfit with their graceful employment. The modern and sophisticated patterns of designing every line and curve of the armlet is done with extreme care. The curves of the armlets are so produced that they fit the curves of arms with great style and ease. They ideally add an attracting add on effect to normal wear and heighten more elaborate dress up.

EPNS Armlets : EPNS armlet is a wonderful accessory to go with almost all sets of dressings and at the same time show off the great taste for fashion. Being completely fashionable, the brass armlets are not only chic and affecting but also exposes class and beauty. Crafted by skilled artisans the glittering armlets easy to wear and strong.

 
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