Beautiful mor design nath with chain.

Name : Beautiful mor design nath with chain.

Base Metal : Bentex

Color : Gold

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Occasion : Ethnic Casual

Plating : 1Gram Gold

Stone Type : No Stone

Type : Clip-On

​The Design

​The Nose Ring (Nath) : The main piece is a crescent-shaped gold-toned ring. It features intricate filigree and embossed metalwork, often depicting traditional motifs like a peacock or floral patterns. The bottom edge is adorned with tiny metallic "ghungroos" or beads that add texture and a subtle jingling sound.

​The Chain (Latkan) : Attached to the ring is a long, delicate strand of white seed beads (resembling pearls). To add a pop of color, the chain is interspersed with small red and green crystals, which are quintessential colors for traditional Indian bridal jewelry.

​The Hook : At the end of the beaded chain is a small "S" hook, designed to be tucked into the hair (usually above the ear) to support the weight of the nath and keep it in place.

​Cultural Context

​This style of jewelry is common across various Indian states but is particularly iconic in Maharashtrian (Brahmani Nath) and Garhwali/Kumaoni (Nathuli) cultures, though this specific beaded-chain style is a popular contemporary choice for brides across North and West India.

​Occasion : Primarily worn by brides during wedding ceremonies or by women during major festivals like Diwali or Karwa Chauth.

​Symbolism : In many Indian cultures, the nath is a symbol of a woman’s marital status and is considered one of the most essential pieces of the Solah Shringar (sixteen bridal adornments).

Country of Origin : India