Bangles for Women

In Maharashtra, bangles are part of every festival, every wedding and, for many of us, every normal morning. This page brings together all our bangles for women in one place, from simple daily pairs to heavy bridal kadas. Browse by style below, or come and try them on at one of our four Pune stores. Half the fun of buying bangles is hearing them on your own wrist.

Types of Bangles for Women in Our Collection

1 Gram Gold Bangles

These have the warm look of gold patlya and tode, made with gold plating on a base metal. They are not real gold, but they sit very well next to real family pieces. See all our 1 gram bangles .

CZ Bangles

CZ bangles use sparkling cubic zirconia type stones. They look good at receptions and evening functions, and the slim ones work for office too. Browse our CZ bangles .

Pearl Bangles

Pearl bangles are a Shree Radhe Pearls speciality and a very Maharashtrian look. They pair beautifully with a nauvari, a Paithani or a simple cotton saree for a haldi. Have a look at our pearl bangles .

Temple Bangles

Temple bangles carry goddess, peacock and floral motifs in an antique finish. They suit silk sarees and South Indian style looks for weddings and poojas. See our temple jewellery collection.

Picking a Jewellery Bangles Design for the Occasion

For daily wear and office, pick a plain or lightly worked pair that does not clink too much at the desk. For Gudi Padwa, Ganpati and Diwali, go a little heavier, perhaps with pearls or small stones. For Mangalagaur, the classic look is green glass bangles with gold patlya on either side. For your own wedding, a full set with broad kadas makes the hands look complete in photos.

A lady came in to our Aundh store last Shravan with four different sarees on her phone and wanted one set of bangles for all of them. We ended up choosing plain gold-tone patlya with a pearl pair, and they worked with every single saree.

Stacking and Mixing

Start with two broad pieces on the outside and fill the middle with thinner bangles or glass bangles. Try to keep the metal tone the same across the stack. Mixing antique and bright finishes can look a bit off in close-up photos.

Sizes

Bangle sizes are usually written as 2.4, 2.6, 2.8 and so on. Take a bangle that fits you well and match it. If closed bangles are hard to slide over your hand, try openable kadas from our bangles and bracelets range.

Why Artificial Jewellery Bangles Make Sense

Artificial jewellery bangles let you match a different pair to every outfit without spending on real gold. You can wear them on the local train, to the office, or to a crowded Ganpati pandal without worrying about losing them. The trade-off is honest and simple: plating needs care. If you wear them in the shower every day, they will not keep their shine for long.

Bangles With Price Shown Clearly

We know customers like to see bangles with price details before they decide. Every design on our website shows its price on the product page, along with close-up photos, so you can compare styles and plan your budget without calling us. Prepaid orders above ₹1,499 ship free across India, payments are secure, and exchanges or returns follow our Exchange/Return Policy page.

Looking for a Bangles Shop Near Me in Pune?

If you searched for a bangles shop near me and you are in Pune, we have four stores you can walk into:

• Laxmi Road, Shagun Chowk, near the old city market
• Aundh, Mahadji Shinde Road, opposite Reliance SMART
• Erandwane, near Nal Stop, close to old Kalyan Jewellers
• Chinchwad, PCMC Building near Bhaji Mandi, Chapekar Chowk

You can try sizes, stack pieces with what you already wear, and check colours against your saree in daylight.

Caring for Your Bangles

Take bangles off before bathing, cooking or washing clothes. Put them on after perfume and lotion, and wipe them with a soft dry cloth before storing them in a pouch.

Explore More Jewellery Collections

Looking for something to pair with your bangles? Explore our complete jewellery collections for necklaces, earrings, mangalsutras, bridal jewellery and traditional Maharashtrian jewellery.