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Capital: Jaipur
Maang tikka is known as Borla in Rajasthan. Unlike the regular ones, it is spherical in shape and is made of gold. Traditionally a Rajsathani Borla is studded with kundan, pearls, and Meenakari work. These days’ brides wear it with two-sided chains known as Sheeshfool.
Bangadi has a thick lining and small gold protrusions.Traditionally, Bangadi used to be made in gold and plastic but now many variations of it are available.
Haath Phool is a piece of jewellery which adorns the back of the palm and the wrist. It is an accessory that has one or multiple delicate chains connected to a bangle or a bracelet with an adjustable ring. Royal Haath Phools are made of precious metals and stones like gold, meenakari, kundan, and sometimes Jadau.
Timaniya is also known as Aad in Rajasthani language. It is a square or a rectangle shaped choker which is usually gifted to the bride by the family of the groom. It looks rich and enhances the overall aura of the bride.