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A maang tikka is a traditional and elegant piece of jewelry worn on the forehead, typically as part of a bride’s ensemble in South Asian weddings or cultural events. The maang tikka consists of a single pendant or ornament that hangs from a chain, positioned just above the center of the forehead, and is usually attached to the hair with a small hook or clasp. The pendant can vary in size and design, ranging from simple, minimalist styles to intricate pieces adorned with gemstones, pearls, or kundan work.