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Brand: Bhagwati Jewellers
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Bhagwati Jewellers Chutki C-11 is a toe ring in the traditional chutki style, made in India. The brand describes it as 75% pure silver, so it sits below the 92.5 sterling standard while still giving a silver look. It suits daily wear after marriage and also works for weddings, pujas and festivals, worn with payal or other silver foot jewellery.
Wear the chutki on the second toe and gently adjust it until it feels comfortable and does not slide. Put it on after your feet are clean and dry. Remove it before pedicures or contact with strong cleaners. Store it out of reach of small children.
Brides, married women and anyone who wears traditional foot jewellery daily, as well as relatives shopping for a silver shagun gift for weddings or Teej.
Chutki C-11 from Bhagwati Jewellers. Keep it in an airtight pouch when not worn, away from moisture and perfume, and wipe it with a soft dry cloth to keep it bright.
Manufacturer Name: Bhagwati Jewellers
Manufacturer Address: 106/1 jagannath puri main road old mohan puri
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Bhagwati Jewellers |
| Gender | Female |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Bhagwati Jewellers |
| Returnable | No |
Yes, chutki is the name used in many Indian homes for a toe ring, also called bichhiya. It is usually worn by married women on the second toe of each foot.
Bhagwati Jewellers says it is 75% pure silver. Sterling silver is 92.5%, so this piece has a lower silver content. Look for a purity stamp on the ring once it arrives.
Size details are not given for this design. You can compare with a toe ring you already wear, or measure around your second toe with thread.
Silver can darken over time with sweat, water and air. Wipe it regularly with a soft cloth and use a silver polishing cloth for dull spots to bring back the shine.
Yes, a chutki is a traditional gift for brides and newly married women. It pairs well with payal and can be given at a wedding, a shagun ceremony or a festival like Teej.
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