Bangles are circular ornaments worn around the wrist, commonly made from materials like metal, glass, plastic, or wood. They come in various styles, colors, and designs, often reflecting cultural significance and personal taste. In many cultures, especially in South Asia, bangles are considered symbols of beauty and femininity. Traditionally, bangles are worn by women during special occasions, festivals, and weddings. In some cultures, such as in India, wearing specific types of bangles can signify marital status. Bangles can also be stacked in groups, allowing for creative combinations and expressions of individual style.