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Made to Jingle
Desi bangles and jewelry, from Firozabad glass to oxidized silver.
For the wedding, and every day around it.
MANIFESTONeelams Jewels is a Desi-owned house of bangles and jewelry. We bring the colour, the sound and the heritage of the bangle to every wrist, and ask that each piece be worn with its story in mind.
Bangles carry deep cultural roots, with a history tied to tradition, artistry, and heritage.Neelams Jewels
On the origins of bangles
Glass is melted in furnaces, stretched into long tubes, cut into pieces, and shaped into circles.Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh
The Glass City of India
A soft, musical jingling when they touch each other, linked with happiness and prosperity.Neelams Jewels
On the sound of the bangle
The Bangle Box Edit
Every colour, sorted and ready.
Our boxes and combos gather glass, glitter and gold into one set, from the Sunehri Bangle Combo to the Glossy Katrina box, for mehndi, the wedding and every function in between.
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Glass from Firozabad
Firozabad in Uttar Pradesh is known as the Glass City of India, and has made bangles for more than 200 years. Glass is melted, stretched into long tubes, cut and shaped into circles by hand, a craft passed down through families.
Colour, glitter and that soft jingle, made the old way.
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Oxidized Silver
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Made for the Bride
Waterfall kaleeras that swing from the chooda, haathphool across the hand, mathapatti, jhumkas and gold necklace sets for the whole wedding week.
In Punjabi folk songs, choodiyan are sung about at every wedding. We made pieces worth singing about.
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Meet Neelams
I love that so many people are drawn to bangles, but it is also important to remember where they come from.
We want people to love not just their style but their origins and meaning, and the heritage that kept this craft alive for generations.
Read our storyThe Sound of Joy
In Indian culture, the jingle of glass bangles is linked with happiness and prosperity, celebrated in songs, poetry and films.
From Chudi Jo Khanki to Kala Doria, it is the sound of the wedding.
Read the historyPacked with Care
Every order is packed by hand and shipped within 48 hours to 14 days.
Glass is delicate, so check your bangle size before you order: glass runs a little bigger than metal.
Sizing guideFrom the Neelams Journal
The history of the bangle, the Glass City of India, and the songs that made choodiyan a symbol of joy.
A Brief History of Bangles
From the Indus Valley's bronze Dancing Girl to today, a symbol of womanhood, love and tradition.
The Glass City of India
How Firozabad's families have melted, stretched and shaped glass bangles for over 200 years.
Choodiyan in Song
From Saajan and Chandni to Punjabi wedding folk songs, the jingle as a metaphor for love.
Finding Your Bangle Size
Why glass runs bigger than metal, and how to choose the right fit before you order.
