A Brief History of the West Indian Bangle
The West Indian Bangle is centuries old, a mixture of African and Indian cultures and traditions brought to the West Indies during and after slavery.

African women wore bangles for centuries as symbols of adornment, while Indian women wore bangles as a symbol of marriage.

These beautiful bangles are made in silver and gold, with detailed engravings on the heads and bodies of the bangles. These bangles are extremely durable and their flexibility allows them to fit all wrist sizes. They are worn traditionally in pairs.

They are extremely popular in the West Indies and make a wonderful gift. They are even available in baby sizes.