Indian parents love to adorn their babies with simple or stylish Indian bracelets which are usually worn around their waist. One of the most popular types is a pair of gold or silver crafted black beads at the center of these adorable and trendy accessories. The Nazar kind of bracelet is characterized by a blue eye to drive negative spirits. Regardless of gender, the jewelry is specially designed for both sexes. Traditionally, the humble beginnings all started hundreds of years when infants wore black threads with shells.
Indian bracelets increase the flow of positive energies in babies. But, the said cultural significance had gradually changed. The trendiest trinkets are greatly influenced by peer pressure. Affluent parents are buying the most expensive jewelries for their baby to indicate their social status. Over the years, the Indian tradition had widely gained another striking global mileage when it reached countries like Mexico and Latin America. A mal de ojo jewelry is a classic example. People firmly believed that this body ornament will aid babies to control or stop them from crying. Latinos are fond of giving their offspring an evil eye jewelry featuring different shades of pink and red alongside with a black gem called azabache which serves as powerful protection of babies against evil intentions.
Meanwhile, Africans wear protective jewelries like Indian bracelets to represent the Santeria religion, with green and yellow colors as symbolized by the Orula, meaning spirit of wisdom. Generally, a bracelet with green and yellow colors pertains to prosperity and wisdom. Wearing any of these can be hazardous for babies if these are not made with utmost care by leading manufacturers. Therefore, parents must always look for the quality control seals to absolutely guarantee the health and wellness of their precious angel.
