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Best Of Traditional Bengali Jewelry For Durga Puja
On that note let us take a look at the best of Bengali traditional jewelry that you can aspire to buy this festive season.
The Best Gold Jewelry Designs For Durga Puja:
1.
Narkoli
Phul
Haar:
It
literally
translates
to
'garland
of
coconut
shaped
flowers'.
This
is
an
eternal
traditional
jewelry
of
Bengali
design
that
has
been
in
fashion
for
almost
2
centuries
now.
It
is
basically
a
long
thick
chain
of
gold
that
comes
up
to
your
navel.
Every
1
out
of
3
Bengali
women
have
it;
inherited
from
their
mothers
and
grandmothers.
It
makes
use
of
at
least
50
grams
of
gold
and
that
can
be
much
more
depending
on
the
length
and
thickness.
Damages:
Starts
from
1.5
lacs
and
can
easily
go
up
to
3
lacs.
2.
Shonar
Kaan:
Want
to
have
an
golden
ear?
This
unique
Bengali
design
of
earring
is
inspired
by
the
shape
of
the
ear
itself.
It
is
plate
of
gold
in
the
shape
of
your
ear
with
intricate
work
on
it.
There
is
a
earring
attached
at
the
end
that
dangles.
If
not
anything
else,
this
traditional
jewelry
might
block
out
your
husbands
desperate
complains!
Damages:
60
to
65
thousand
3.
Konkon:
This
is
a
traditional
Bengali
design
of
bangles
that
has
never
and
will
never
go
out
of
fashion.
Even
today
you
will
see
these
bangles
in
the
place
of
honour
in
any
wedding
or
festival
collection.
It
is
a
ridged
bangle
with
the
ridge
running
in
the
middle
and
curves
that
are
rounded
over
it.
Takes
about
40
grams
of
gold.
Damages:
80,000
for
a
pair
and
above
depending
on
the
size.
4.
Sita
Haar:
This
Indian
jewelry
design
is
seen
adorning
every
Bengali
bride.
It
is
a
reconstruction
of
the
long
necklace
that
Sita
was
mythologically
supposed
to
be
wearing
when
she
came
up
from
the
earth.
It
is
a
plain
sheet
of
gold
coming
down
just
under
your
bosom
in
a
tapering
'U',
takes
up
to
80
grams
of
gold
to
create
this
traditional
jewelry
design.
Damages:
1.75
lacs
and
above
if
its
an
authentic
design
and
not
an
improvisation.
5.
Chur:
The
inspiration
from
this
improvised
bangle
comes
from
the
warrior
bracelets
worn
to
the
battle
field
earlier.
Unlike
the
other
designs
mentioned
here,
this
is
not
a
graceful
design.
It
is
angular
and
contemporary,
a
thick
sheet
of
gold
measuring
a
few
centimetres
around
your
wrists.
Damages:
About
80
thousand.
When it comes to gold jewelry designs women need no fashion tips because it is always 'in'.
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