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| I have seen many pearl bracelets around the world, but was wondering if pearl bangles are just India-specific? In India, they usually come in pairs and are made using pearls with either yellow gold or silver or yellow gold-plated silver. Here're a couple of samples: http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/0/2/0...14986156_o.jpg http://images.indiaplaza.in/Stores/J...IMP11282ps.jpg I guess they are not considered practical as they knock around a lot and jingle on the wrists, but they do look pretty.....in an Indian way, maybe ![]() |
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| Me too, Inge! The second pair of bracelets is exquisite - I would wear them any day! I haven't seen bracelets like this before, except in India, and even then, saw more of the first type than the second. |
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| How lovely! Especially the second pair...Much as I know, you may find the odd pearl bangle among artsy-custom-artisan jewelry, but they are not common. I must have posted a couple from www.Guild.com a while back. There are more from the many jewelry artists posting there. The most impressive I recall was an unhinged cuff with a weave of seed pearls, coral and gold beads covering the metal. It may have been from Mc Teigue & Mc Lelland, but wouldn't swear. Had to bet the (Indian) originals, anyway! |
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| Hi all! There are some pearl bangles here, quintessentially Indian in design and I think you can even order online: http://www.indiangiftsportal.com/ind...les-bracelets/ and another link where there are "pearl sets" on sale, meaning necklace, earrings and a pair of bangles http://indiaplaza.com/jewelry/ls.aspx?c=5232 Just to clarify, I have personally never bought from these websites, nor am I endorsing their products. Just sharing some information that I found. ![]() |
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| To answer teh original Question, I do believe these are India Spoecific as far as Design goes. India always has had a style all its own when It Comes to Jewllery. They are really pretty, the Kind of thing to wear to a formal gathering such as a wedding or dance.. Chers Ash
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| Yes, more than likely they are India specific. Most of what I've seen here in the USA is more of this style: |
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