nose studs gold

 Nose piercing is an old type of body modification. It is mentioned in the Bible and was first recorded in the Middle East 4000 years ago. But there is information that nose piercing started even around 6000 years ago. Nose piercing was widespread among the ancient nomadic Berber tribes of Africa, the Bedouins of the Middle East. The larger the ring was, the wealthier  22ct gold  was his wearer. The nose ring was also given as the gift at the wedding- the husband gave it to his wife as the sign of protection to her if she would be divorced. In India, nose piercings were brought in the 16th century by the Moghul emperors from the Middle East. Left nostrils were a common place for a piercing, but piercing in both nostrils was also met. A chain joining the ring with an ear was rather widespread. Left nostrils were prevalent in nose piercing because in India it was associated with female reproductive organs and they believed that the piercing of this place would make the chil...

 usually worn on the left nostril. A bride usually wears this supported by a gold chain, which is either attached to a lock of hair behind the left ear (for additional support in case the nath ornament is heavy), or to a part of the left earring. Other family celebrations - such as the birth of a child, religious occasions and the celebration of other festivals also merits the wearing of the nath by married women. The nose ornaments come in two forms: the nath (a ring) or a phul (a simple stud). In some regions, both nostrils are pierced. Amongst all the jewelry and adornments for various parts of the body,   nose studs gold   the nasal ornaments are believed to be the most alluring and seductive. According to Indian matrimonial traditions, a nath is also the symbol of a bride's virginity. So much so, once a virgin is deflowered, it is symbolically referred to as the removal of the 'nath' in most parts of the Indian subcontinent. It is believed that the oldest vedic ...