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The Impact of Gold Bracelets in History

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It was common in Greece that both men and women wear gold bracelets. Wealthy women would flaunt -above and below their elbows- gold wrappings exquisitely detailed with snakes or lions. Greek men would use gold bracelets in social occasions for ceremonial dress. Warriors used leather or metal cuffs for protection against the blows of the enemies. The Romans took it one notch up and added gemstones to [indian gold jewellery](https://www.a1jewellers.com/) their gold bracelets. Lions, eagles and other animals would have rubies in the place of the eyes, etc.

India contributed to the world jewellery by making the bangles popular. Rich Indian women would wear many bangles of precious metals, while the less wealthy flashed their glass bangles. It is possible to determine the marital status of an Indian woman by the bangles she wears on her arm. Fashion dictates what the most desirable gold bracelet is in each era of history. A variety of bracelets from chains, twisted rope, links, bangles and cuffs furnish the jewellery shops in all the cities nowadays. Celebrities have their jewellery personalized in extravagant ways, to display on their bodies during award ceremonies or social gatherings.

Gold comes in different colors, depending on the metal it has been allayed with. This is why you can buy white, pink or yellow gold bracelets. It is common knowledge that women are very  [gold bracelets for women ](https://www.a1jewellers.com/gold-jewellery/indian-jewellery/bracelets)flattered when a man presents them with a gold bracelet, especially if he also took the time to make her name engraved in it. It makes them feel appreciated, valued and important and it touches their heart in a special way. Surprise your woman with this gift and you won't regret it.


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