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is a traditional and sacred necklace worn by married women in many South cultures, particularly in India. The term "" is derived from two Sanskrit words : "," which means auspicious or holy, and "sutra," which means thread or cord. It holds significant cultural and religious importance, symbolizing the marital status and the bond of love and commitment between a husband and design and materials of can vary based on regional and cultural preferences. However, they typically consist of a pendant or ornament, often made of gold or other precious metals, suspended from a black or gold chain. The pendant may feature intricate designs, symbols, or patterns that hold specific cultural or personal significance. The black of the chain is believed to have protective and purifying qualities. The act of tying the around the bride's neck during the wedding ceremony is a pivotal moment, signifying the commencement of a lifelong partnership. The husband usually ties the as a symbol of his commitment and responsibility towards his wife. After the wedding, the is worn by the wife as a cherished emblem of her marital status and the union she shares with her holds deep emotional value within the context of traditional Indian marriages and serves as a reminder of the sac