Gold Bridal Dulhan Kaleera/ Kalira / Kalire Sikh Traditional Punjabi Indian Wedding #K2

Kalire dulhan Kaleera/ Kalira / Kalire are traditional jewelry items that have been worn by Punjabi brides for many years. They hang from the bride's chooda / churra/ churiyaan  (a set of bangles) and are considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity for the bride and her new family. In recent years, they have seen a resurgence in popularity as a fashion trend, with many modern brides choosing to wear them as a stylish accessory on their wedding day. They are now available in a wide variety of designs, materials and styles to suit different tastes and budgets. They are usually made of gold or other precious metals and are decorated with intricate designs, beads and stones. Some brides choose to wear traditional gold kalire, while others opt for more contemporary designs made of silver, brass or other materials. Kalire have also been adapted to be worn as a fashion accessory, not just for traditional occasions, but also for everyday wear and have been incorporated in western fashion as well.