These arePanchaloha bangles (also known as Impon), which are traditionally crafted from a sacred five-metal alloy used in South Indian temple jewelry. Product Overview Material: Made from Panchaloha (a traditional blend of five metals: gold, silver, copper, iron, and zinc), often finished with a gold-tone or micro-gold plating for a brilliant, long-lasting shine. Design: Features a classic single-row setting of maroon or ruby-red Kempu stones. These stones are characteristic of traditional South Indian jewelry styles like those seen at GIRI or Viha Online. Usage: These bangles are highly popular as Bharatanatyam dance jewelry due to their traditional aesthetic and ability to enhance hand movements on stage. They are also favored for festive occasions, weddings, and daily wear because of the spiritual significance and durability of the five-metal alloy. Key Features Style: Traditional South Indian/Temple design. Stone Type: Maroon Kemp stones (synthetic or semi-precious). Maintenance: To preserve the finish, it's recommended to wipe them with a soft, dry cloth after use and keep them away from water and perfumes.