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A chooda set is a traditional Punjabi bridal accessory consisting of red and white bangles, typically gifted by the maternal uncle (mama). It symbolizes new beginnings, fertility, and marital bliss, traditionally worn for 40 days to a year after the wedding.

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A bridal chooda set is a traditional set of red/maroon and white bangles, typically worn by Punjabi brides, symbolising new beginnings, love, and prosperity. These sets, often worn in sets of 21, 11, or 15, are traditionally made of lac or ivory, but modern, durable sets are crafted from lightweight, high-quality acrylic, pearl shells, or metal, often featuring rhinestones, pearls, or kundan detailing for a, refined finish.

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Traditional: Originally made from ivory (hathi daant).

Modern: Most contemporary choodas are crafted from high-quality plastic, acrylic, or seap (shell) to be lightweight, durable, and affordable.

Components: A set usually includes plain red/maroon bangles, dotted bangles, and embellished kundan or American diamond bangles.