The traditional ornament, made in silver, which only married women wore, are now available in various metals and even in plastic. And if you are prepared to shell out more cash, you may also opt for gold and diamond studded ‘bichchiyas’.
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Toe rings, say fashionistas, look good with both Indian and western outfits, a prime reason for its growing popularity. And what is more, it doesn’t dent a hole in your pockets. Available for as low as Rs 100, trendy toe rings are everywhere these days.
Toe rings look best if teamed with an open sandal or a flip flop, say students in Delhi, the most fashion conscious city of India. Bichchiyas are equally popular among foreigners too.
