Impon Toe Ring | Impon Metti | Panchaloha Toe Ring

The Impon Toe Ring, commonly known as "Metti," is a traditional piece of jewelry worn by married Hindu women. The Impon Toe Ring holds cultural and symbolic significance, representing marital status much like a wedding ring in Western cultures.

- Traditionally, the act of wearing Metti is part of the wedding rituals, where the groom places the rings on the bride’s toes, signifying her new status as a married woman.

- In addition to their cultural importance, Metti is believed to have health benefits according to Ayurvedic principles. The pressure exerted by the rings on certain nerves is thought to help regulate the menstrual cycle and promote reproductive health.

- Designs of Impon Toe Rings can vary, ranging from simple bands to more intricate patterns adorned with small gems or engravings. They are often made from Impon metals ( 5 elements) , as it is believed to have therapeutic properties, but gold and other metals can also be used.

- Despite their traditional roots, Metti continues to be a popular accessory in modern times, blending cultural heritage with contemporary fashion.

Aimpon Toe Ring | Impon Metti |  Panchaloha Toe Ring | Panchadhatu Jewellery | Five Metals | Impon Jewellery

Code No :- 77