5 Facts of Silver Payal

Payal or Patilu or anklets are all synonyms to one another, they are often made of silver- The most ideal look that we get to see them is in this metal alone. Exceptions apart, Payal in some Indian communities are also made out of gold and nowadays with artificial white metal too.  Whatever be the metal, they are an alluring piece of adornment that has facts attached to it. The aria of the feet is soothing, subtle and inviting- Indian women adorn Payal for a variety of reasons.

1.     In the grand olden days when the concept of footwear was not present, Payal on barefoot used to serve as great energy generators for the entire body. With the advent of time, this concept slowly lost its place, however even today when we walk barefoot with anklets, they do their best to keep our body healthy.

2.     In the olden days, it was told that the constant sound the gungroo used to ward off animals, snakes and other predators around. It was used to alert them. The tinkling sound of the Payal is also said to destroy negative energy in the house.

3.     Payal also adds bout of grace to the feet. They are a great help to keep your ankle toned.

4.     Payal also stops the movement of fat in the stomach and lower limbs of women.

5.     Payal is indeed a great gift to give equally to newborn babies, teenagers and to women of all ages.

 

Silver pooja items have been in the Indian households for centuries, idols, utensils and jewelry too. But, what was once considered a luxury is now a household metal. Apart from the scientific reasons behind using silver, it is fancied by many for being a precious and cost-effective replacement for gold. Silver rate per gram varies anywhere between 38-48 Rupees considering all the market fluctuations. 

Out of the range of silver Jewellery Payal nowadays come in different styles such as:

1.     Traditional broad Payal with gungroo

2.     Traditional sleek and fancy Payal with gungroo

3.     Simple silver chain style Payal without gungroo

4.     Payal with stone embeds

 

Payal once upon a time was considered a very conventional adornment but with time, they have undergone a number of changes and are now a fad. Wearing on one leg is known to be very western, reasons aside Payals are also flaunted by millennial women on capris, leggings, jeans and dresses and not just Indian wear.

 

Having got that payal vibe, go ahead and shop for your style!!!