Indian bangles are traditional ornaments worn by women in India, often made from materials like glass, metal, or plastic. They come in various colors, designs, and sizes, symbolizing beauty and femininity. Bangles are commonly worn during festivals, weddings, and other celebrations, and they hold cultural significance in many regions. In Indian culture, wearing bangles is associated with marital status. For instance, married women often wear red and green bangles, while single women may choose different colors. The sound of bangles clinking together is also considered auspicious, adding to their charm and importance in daily life and special occasions.