Historically, the brass armlet was commonly worn by men; in the modern times, ornaments are more a matter of aesthetics.

They make statements about and define the identity of individuals and groups. It is a band of brass metal, worn as an ornament around the biceps of the upper arm.

The armlet is similar to a bracelet or bangle, though it must be shaped and sized to fit snugly to the upper arm. They are also called arm rings and are worn nowadays by women.

The Naga tribes of north-eastern India are wear for their brass armlets. The Nagas occupy the northern, north-eastern, and north-western hills of Manipur.

The different groups of Nagas are Thangkhuls, Mao, Muram Nagas, Tadubi, Kolya, Khoiras or Mayang Khong, Kabuis, Koirengs, Chirus and Marings.

The design of a snake, sign of sensuality and grace, is the most common of carved beauties in the armlets.

Made with careful attention to every detail, the designs are very attractive and created by the traditional artisans. They can be made with or without tinker beads.

Brass used for making armlets is often. These brass armlets are Embossed, Enameled, Engraved, Etched, Electro-plated.

They can even be molded or inlayed or studded with semi-precious stones and beads etc for an enhanced appeal.

There are various finishes in Brass armlets. Brass armlets can have Copper Finish, Antique Finish, Lacquer Finish, Patina Finish.

These are the various finishes that are available in brass armlets.