NEW BRIDAL CHURA

Name : NEW BRIDAL CHURA

Base Metal : Alloy

Plating : No Plating

Stone Type : Cubic Zirconia/American Diamond

Sizing : Non-Adjustable

Type : Chooda

Net Quantity (N) : 2

Sizes : 2.8

A bridal chura is a set of traditional bangles worn by brides in South Asian cultures, especially in India and Pakistan. It is an integral part of the bridal attire and is often worn during the wedding ceremony and for some time afterward. Here's a detailed description of a new bridal chura :  

Material : The chura is typically made of lac (a type of resin) or glass and can be decorated with intricate designs. Modern churas may also include materials like metal, acrylic, or enamel, offering a contemporary twist while maintaining traditional elements.

Designs :  

Traditional Styles : These can feature rich red and white colors, as these are considered auspicious in many South Asian cultures. Some may also incorporate shades of gold, green, maroon, or ivory for added beauty.

Embellishments : Many churas are adorned with stones, pearls, kundan, or diamond-like embellishments to add a luxurious touch. Some designs may also include engraving or delicate floral patterns.

Customization : Newer trends see personalized churas that may include names or meaningful symbols, making them unique for the bride.

Functionality : The chura is generally worn on both wrists, often in layers of several bangles, sometimes in a set of six, seven, or more depending on regional customs. The chura is believed to be a symbol of marital status and is considered to bring good fortune and prosperity to the newlywed

Country of Origin : India