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made this one myself , as i didn't know where to keep all my banglese and realised i could even use it for earrings :)

My first bangles that I made for sale. :)

Beauty Mazabuko and Mirriam Shabangu have been working at the 46664 Bangle factory in White River, Mpumulanga, SA.

 

Beauty Mazabuko is in Charge of Dispatch and Mirriam Shabangu is her assistant. Here they are getting the latest copper Bangles ready to sent out!

 

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The bangles are one of the must ornaments of a Girl. These colorful bangles are offered at the temple and also given to the kids (Kanjak) during prayers in the temple.

This shop was 5 floors tall. The 3rd floor was all bangles. Literally.

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cheap indian glass bangles..... i love them...... bought in a job lot a fiver for a hundred from a secondhand stall in Southall market

All from Forever 21

Gold-filled wire reef knot bangle bracelet

Pushkar, Rajasthan, India

This bangle is in the process paper mache layers being added.

In india bangles are the favorite for any woman...from poor to rich..south or north..it is same.. the colour and sound of this were always the topic of poets...and romance too

bring glits and bling to your arm with this great Copper Leaf Resin bangle.

Hand Forged upcycled copper bangle with stainless steel rings, handmade lampwork beads from Tracy Bell, and wire corespun yarn by me

Copper bangle, aventurine cube: Ends of the bangle showing forging.

Bangles are traditional ornaments worn by most Indian females, especially Hindus. Traditionally these were worn to signify matrimony but nowadays they are worn by unmarried girls too.

 

These come in glass and precious metals. They can be plain single-coloured or multi coloured with studded gems.

 

Personally I like them for their vibrancy and the jingling sound they make :)

These were so neat and some of these I got at Good Will and redid with the paints and stamps...love it!

March 13, 2012: Bangles from the accessories loot I got from the downtown market.

Bangles of colour

 

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Hand Forged upcycled copper bangle with stainless steel rings, handmade lampwork beads from Tracy Bell, and wire corespun yarn by me

Bangles from my sisters collection

 

Details: nikon D40X, 1/80, F/5.6 with nikkor 55-200VR, ISO 800

Pink "Dolly" bangle

© Melissa Donaghue

A big, chunky hexagonal bangle bracelet of cherry wood that features interesting knots, filled cracks, and figure changes. As a result of its layout by eye, none of the angles are quite precise, which I feel adds charm.

 

About 2 3/16" thick, 3 5/8" across the points, and 2 5/8" inside diameter. (Bracelet size just under 8.5".) The wood is from a cherry tree that was felled on my parents' property in Niagara, then sawn, stacked, and air dried for several years. Finished with walnut oil.

Have had these bangles since 1990.....still look like new. Hyderabad bangles are the best!!

hand forged upcycled copper bangles, part of my Cosmic Poppy line. Wear em' on their own, stack em, or pair with other pieces in my Cosmic Poppy line!

The Bernadette bangle features two sterling silver bangles held together by two fabulously flashy mystic rock crystal rondelles. These gorgeous stones reflect colors from pink to blue to green to purple. To bring out these beautiful iridescent shades, I accented them with tiny tanzanite rondelles in a beautiful lavender color and a bright pink mystic topaz briolette.

acrylic fiber; audiocassette tape; freshwater pearls; plastic

 

outer diameter: 94.0mm

inner diameter: 57.0mm

 

bangle handmade from 100% recycled / found items

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