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A Brass Gold Plated Sakha-Pola is a traditional Indian wrist ornament that consists of two distinct components: the "sakha" and the "pola." The "sakha" is a set of white bangles typically made from conch shell, symbolizing purity and marital bliss, while the "pola" refers to red bangles made from red coral, signifying energy and prosperity. In the Brass Gold Plated Sakha-Pola, the traditional design is enhanced by crafting the bangles from brass and then applying a layer of gold plating for a luxurious appearance. This combination of materials brings together the cultural significance of the sakha-pola with a touch of elegance, making it a popular choice for weddings and festive occasions. The gold-plated finish adds a regal and opulent charm to the traditional symbolism of this iconic Indian jewelry piece.