bastar tribe: these tribes of madhya pradesh make jewelry of grass, beads and cane. traditional ornaments which consists of silver, wood, glass, peacock feathers, copper and wild flowers are very famous amongst tourists.
banjara tribe: these rajasthani tribes wear almost the heaviest jewelry in indian tribes. they are very creative people and make wonderful belts made up with shells, metal-mesh, coins, beads, chains.
rajasthani silver tribal jewelery: it is something that all tourists thrive for. they are generally a collection of earrings, bracelets, bangles, amulets, anklets, hairpins and necklaces having a characteristic oxidized appearance.
arunachal pradesh tribal jewelery: these people make jewelery of cane and bamboo, brass, bone, ivory, silver and gold. women can be seen wearing heavy iron rings that are coiled several times. they also wear metal coin necklaces and waistbands of leather studded with stones.
bhutia: they wear jewelry of gold, silver, coral, turquoise and zee stone.

bastar tribe: these tribes of madhya pradesh make jewelry of grass, beads and cane. traditional ornaments which consists of silver, wood, glass, peacock feathers, copper and wild flowers are very famous amongst tourists.
banjara tribe: these rajasthani tribes wear almost the heaviest jewelry in indian tribes. they are very creative people and make wonderful belts made up with shells, metal-mesh, coins, beads, chains.
rajasthani silver tribal jewelery: it is something that all tourists thrive for. they are generally a collection of earrings, bracelets, bangles, amulets, anklets, hairpins and necklaces having a characteristic oxidized appearance.
arunachal pradesh tribal jewelery: these people make jewelery of cane and bamboo, brass, bone, ivory, silver and gold. women can be seen wearing heavy iron rings that are coiled several times. they also wear metal coin necklaces and waistbands of leather studded with stones.
bhutia: they wear jewelry of gold, silver, coral, turquoise and zee stone.