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Handcrafted hoops with hammered discs in sterling silver with 18 KT gold plating.
Giving the traditional jewelry a new twist, Mini hoops Rabari is a perfect go-to partner for your casual rendezvous or dazzling up any festivity.
Inspired by the Gujarati tribal community, Rabari , this collection has a very feminine and contemporary vibe that is elegant and tribal at the very same time.
Style tip: to wear with our Kisa or Kira necklace
Hoop size: 2 cm
Mini hoops rabari is inspired by the culture of traditional Gujarati Rabari pattern with a very minimalist style.
The hammered round charms are the symbol of the strength of this tribe.
It has a very feminine and contemporary vibe.
Mini hoops rabari are elegant and tribal at the very same time.
The Rabari, also called the Rewari or Desai, are an indigenous tribal caste.
They are nomadic cattle, camel herders and shepherds.
They lives throughout northwest India, primarily in the states of Gujarat, Punjab and Rajasthan.
The word "Rabari" translates as "outsiders", a fair description of their primary occupation and status within Indian society.
The Rabari also believe that they are the special children of Pavarti.
They seek her advice in all important matters, for example when to start the annual herd migration.
Unsurprisingly given their bond with the Mother Goddess, Rabari social structure is matriarchal.
Women are conducting the majority of their business affairs and managing their villages. Men are in charge of the animal herds that form the only true Rabari assets.
GP SKU: 1111296
Silver SKU: 1111295
In order to receive the perfect fit, we recommend you to verify ring sizes before ordering. To help you select your ring size, please download and print (to scale) the following template.
CAUTION: You must select the «None» option under page scaling in your printer settings to avoid mistakes! Place your ring on the circles to select the right size. If your ring sits between two sizes, don’t hesitate to take the smaller one.