Mangalsutra- In Indian culture, after marriage girl wears a Mangalsutra. Mangal means auspicious and Sutra means thread. It is belief that Mangalsutra Black beads protect bride and groom from the evils eye and it also signifies lord Shiv and Shakti (strength). While gold pendent that is Wati Mani are the symbol of Sun and Moon. Mangalsutra is just not a piece of jewellery but it’s a sacred ornament of trust, symbol of love and Marriage. Mangalsutra has different names such as Tali, Mangalsutra, Maangalyamu, Mangalasutramu, Pustelu. Recent times the demands for modern age designs and light weight ornaments have gone up as woman wear it daily. Now a day’s Mangalsutra comes with exclusive diamonds pendants and are also available in traditional patterns such as Temple, Antique as well as in fancy and trendy designs. But, on a wedding day bride prefers heavyweights Mangalsutra.

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