Bajuband

Latest Bajuband Design for Traditional Look

Bajuband also known as Ananta and Angada across some parts of India, it is fine piece of jewelry which adds another dimension to the attire of an Indian woman dressed in her traditional finery. Just like an anklet, the Bajuband or armlet lends a touch of beauty to the dress and complements the other jewelry pieces. The love for the Bajuband in women is reflected in the fact that many of them even get permanent and temporary tattoos done on their arms to replicate a baju band. It can be worn on either both or a single upper arm, it looks gorgeous both ways. It is an important piece of bridal set and most brides match the bajuband design with the rest of their bridal jewelry these days. This piece of jewelry in its various avatars is worn all across the globe. In Indian culture, its origin can be traced back to the Dravidian culture as per some historians when it was worn by male dancers and warriors. It was also believed that the placement of the armlet at the upper arm has therapeutic benefits as that part of the body is an important acupressure point. The Indian Bajuband is now being adorned even by men as a fashion accessory and with so many variants of it now being easily accessible, you must surely have one in your collection.

• Gold Bajuband- It has always been the preferred choice of most women when it comes to a Bajuband. Since most women prefer to wear gold-hued jewelry with traditional attire, gold Bajuband goes well with all the other pieces of jewelry.
• Silver Bajuband- Silver Bajuband is seen adorning the arms of almost every girl when Garba fever is on rage during Navratris. And in this case the bulkier the better is the mantra for the Bajuband.
• Pearl Bajuband- Pearl Bajuband is generally in combination with colored stones that bring out the beauty of the pearls. Pearls look extremely gorgeous with silk sarees like Kanjeevaram. Pearl Bajuband with some pearl tassels looks ravishing when worn with a cap-sleeved blouse. You can get matching tassels added to the sleeves of your blouse to create a synchronized effect.
• Kundan Bajuband- Kundan looks regal and royal and when worn with traditional attire like a lehenga it adds a touch of opulence to your look. Many brides are now going in for a kundan Bajuband that matches the design of the Kalgi or the brooch that is pinned to the turban or headgear of the groom.
• Diamond Bajuband- The use of diamond in Bajuband is a comparatively newer trend but one that is picking up fast. Many brides are opting for diamond sets to be worn at their wedding and a jadau Bajuband then looks quite out of place with the rest of the jewelry. You can have a combination of diamonds with other precious stones like ruby or emerald to go with your dress.

Mirraw has a splendid collection of Armlets or Bajuband for every occasion and at reasonable prices. You can pick up the multicolor Polki Bajuband or the zircon and pearl-studded Bajuband for your special day. There is also a whole range of adjustable Bajuband that you can order for yourself without worrying about the size. If you are a temple jewellery fan then you must definitely pick up the Gold Plated Laxmi adjustable Bajuband. Just make sure that the design and stonework of the Bajuband are in sync with your jewelry. Search any bajuband design and get deliver it at your doorstep.