Bangle Bracelets
(367 items)Explore NOVICA's Bangle Bracelet Collection. The myriad designs showcase the diverse jewelry-making techniques global artisans use to create their traditional and contemporary, plain and embellished styles of bangle bracelets.
Featured Reviews on Bangle Bracelets
Sterling silver bangle bracelet, 'Lost in Buddha's Curls'





By Penny
Wow
I love this bangle. I love looking at it, others love looking at it and I adore wearing it. Have already had compliments wearing it and I only just got it!
Bone and mango wood bangles, 'Blue Saga' (set of 3)





By Anna
Lovely shades of blue
I love chunky bangles, and when I saw these I had to treat myself. I was pleased when I opened the (beautifully packaged) box -- they seem like sturdy and well-made bracelets, and the colors are even nicer in person, all different shades of blue. These will go perfect with jeans!
Sterling silver bangle bracelet, 'United in Strength'





By Glenn
classy and classic
this is a very classy bracelet that can be worn dress up or dress down and for any occasion, thank you!
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The Bangle Bracelet
Bangle bracelets are one of the earliest types of jewelry worn by women and men. In traditional Indian weddings for example, they are given to the bride and groom as symbols of their union.
Worn individually or stacked, bangles usually have a circular shape. However, Catherine Clarke in Brazil defies convention with designs that are bold and daring. Having won international acclaim as well as awards in Japan and Switzerland, her designs feature the enigmatic glow of tourmaline on her triangle and square-shaped stainless steel bangles.
In Peru, Mili and Manuel Pujazón are avid admirers of Inca jewelry. Their collections of bull horn bangles and necklaces preserve this millenary tradition. For Demetrio and Yolanda, the rich natural grain of local pumaquiro wood guides their designs of bangles and rings.