About Mangalsutra 

Let’s take a trip back in time, shall we? The mangalsutra, as we know it, has its roots in ancient India. In the Vedic era, it was a simple black and yellow cotton thread tied around the bride’s neck by the groom. This thread wasn’t about extravagance; it was about protection. Each black bead was believed to ward off negativity and safeguard the couple’s marital bliss. Over time, as artistry and jewellery-making flourished, this humble thread transformed into a beautiful ornament. Gold, diamonds, and gemstones joined the design, but the essence remained the same—a symbol of love, fidelity, and togetherness.  Across India, different regions gave the mangalsutra their own unique twist—be it the Tamil Thaali, the Maharashtrian Wati, or the Bengali Tagpa. Today, whether you’re a bride stepping into a new chapter or a modern woman honouring your roots, the mangalsutra continues to celebrate love, commitment, and the beauty of traditions reimagined.

Your Love Is Dynamic, and So Should Be Its Symbol 

Who says tradition can’t keep up with your wardrobe? Our mangalsutra collection is as dynamic as you are. Whether you’re a newlywed flaunting your love, a modern bride seeking minimalist elegance, or someone wanting a statement piece that complements every outfit. Whether you’re attending a family puja in a silk saree or rocking a power suit at the office, these designs fit right in. From sleek diamond pendants that whisper elegance to gemstone-encrusted creations that scream celebration, there’s something for every moment, every woman. It’s your mangalsutra, your rules—wear it how you like, because remember, versatility never goes out of style.  

Because Love Should Always Come With Perks!

What makes the perfect gift? Something that’s beautiful, meaningful, and timeless. And that’s exactly what a mangalsutra chain is. Every mangalsutra design tells a story. For some, it’s the first piece of jewellery gifted to a bride by her husband. For others, it’s an heirloom passed down through generations. Its design often reflects the couple’s personal journey—be it through a solitaire mangalsutra that represents unity or a cluster of stones symbolising togetherness.

Our collection offers everything from minimalist daily-wear designs to grand, statement-making masterpieces. The Classic Five Stone Lab-Grown Diamond with Halo Mangalsutra, for example, might signify the five pillars of a strong relationship: trust, love, respect, patience, and companionship. The clover shaped lab grown diamond mangalsutra is like a lucky charm! For grooms, it’s the ultimate way to say, “I’ll cherish you forever.” For families, it’s a meaningful blessing to the bride. And for yourself? Designs like the pear trio lab-grown diamond with halo mangalsutra is a little sparkle that reminds you of the love you share every day. 

Choose from our diverse range, including elegant pendant styles for everyday charm, bold designs for festive moments, and everything in between. Explore now! 

Customise It With Angara! 

Buy mangalsutra online in India and customise it to your heart’s content— coz’ your love story isn’t one-size-fits-all, so why should your mangalsutra be? With our customisation options, you can add a personal touch to your jewellery. Want to include a gemstone that holds a special meaning? Done. Fancy a unique design that reflects your personality? Say no more. Each piece is crafted with precision, ensuring it’s as unique as the bond it symbolises. And with BIS hallmarking and certification, quality is something you’ll never have to worry about. After all, when it’s made for you, it’s made to last.

FAQs

1. Which day is good to buy mangalsutra?
Gold shines brightest on auspicious days like Dhanteras, Akshaya Tritiya, or any day blessed by your family pandit. After all, good vibes make great buys!

2. Which day is good to wear a new mangalsutra?
Traditionally, it’s worn during the wedding ceremony, but if it’s a new one, consult your stars for a lucky day—or just pick a day that feels right. Love doesn’t always have to wait for a muhurat!