Haath-Phools have become the most loved piece of jewellery nowadays. Women of all ages seem to have developed a liking for various Haath-Phool designs.
This is due to its versatility and uniqueness, due to its wide array of designs and due to the beauty with which it adorns the hands.
Haath-Phools are not a new piece of jewellery in India. It has been there since the ages. It has been a part of Indian brides’ jewellery set.
It looks stunning on brides’ hands which are already adorned with henna designs. Usually bridal Haath-Phools are made of gold or silver. These are set with previous gems or even diamonds.
Kundan Haath-Phools are also very common when it comes to choosing bridal Haath-Phool designs. These lend a very royal look to the bride’s hands. Haath-Phools designs can be of many types. There can be a single finger Haath-Phool in which the bracelet is connected to just in finger, mostly the middle finger which has the ring.
The traditional Haath-Phool designs have bracelet connected with five finger rings and some even have bracelet connected with 4 finger rings. It all depends on you to choose the Haath-Phool design that suits your tastes as well as your attire.
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Oxidised Haath-Phool designs have become very common these days. If you are wearing sarees or shalwar suits or kurtis, you can wear oxidised Haath-Phool designs to complete the ethnic look.
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There are simple and sleek ones too, if you are opting for western wear. Some Haath-Phool designs are so trendy that you can wear them with dresses too.
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There are beads Haath-Phools which you can even make at home. These are simple to make and you can customise them according to your tastes and style. You can also incorporate the colours of your outfits in these Haath-Phools.
So there is a whole world of options to explore when you opt for Haath-Phools.
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