
Daily Wear Pustelu
Slim nalla pusalu sections with one plain gold bottu — light enough for every day.

Telugu marriage chains handcrafted in 22K (916) BIS hallmarked gold — from a light daily-wear bottu to the full two-bottu bridal pustela thadu.
In Telangana and Andhra, the marriage is tied in gold — two bottu, black beads, and a thread that becomes a family heirloom.
Pustelu — also written pusthelu or pustela thadu — is the Telugu mangalsutra. Black nalla pusalu beads carry one or two embossed gold bottu discs, traditionally one gifted by each family, strung on yellow thread for the ceremony and later transferred to a 22K gold chain for daily wear.
Ambaa Gold has made pustelu and Telangana mangalsutra designs since 1999 from our Mumbai unit, with a branch in Warangal serving Telangana and Andhra retailers. Bottu patterns range from plain gold to hand-chased nakshi and kemp-bordered temple work, in weights from 8 grams for daily wear up to 40 grams for heavy bridal pieces.
18 – 20 inch · single bottu · 8 – 14 g
20 – 22 inch · single/two bottu · 14 – 20 g
24 – 28 inch · two bottu · 20 – 30 g
28 – 32 inch · two bottu + coins · 30 – 40 g
Bottu patterns and weight bands from our archive — every design can be re-proportioned for the bride or your showroom.

Slim nalla pusalu sections with one plain gold bottu — light enough for every day.

Embossed Lakshmi bottu in antique finish with double black bead rows.

The classic Telugu wedding format — one bottu from each family.

Lakshmi coins set between the bead sections for a fuller drape.

Hand-chased nakshi bottu with kemp stone borders for the muhurtham.

Traditional bottu on a 22K chain instead of thread — no retying needed.
Pustelu (also written pusthelu or pustela thadu) is the Telugu marriage chain — the mangalsutra worn by brides in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. It combines black beads (nalla pusalu) with one or two gold bottu pendants tied on a yellow thread or a gold chain.
A Telugu pustelu traditionally uses two gold bottu discs — one gifted by each family — strung between black bead sections, and is worn longer. A North Indian mangalsutra usually carries a single diamond or gold pendant on a thinner black bead chain.
Lakshmi-embossed bottu, plain gold nakshi bottu, kasu-coin accented pustelu, two-bottu pustela thadu, and lightweight daily-wear versions on a gold chain instead of thread.
Price is weight-based: the live 22K gold rate multiplied by the piece weight, plus making charges and GST. A daily-wear pustelu starts around 8–12 g, and a full bridal pustela thadu with heavy bottu runs 20–35 g, so the final figure moves with the day's rate.
Yes. Many customers ask for the traditional bottu on a 22K gold chain for everyday wear, keeping the thread version for ceremonies. We make both from the same bottu pattern.
Yes. We are the manufacturer — Mumbai unit with a branch in Warangal serving Telangana and Andhra retailers. Repeat designs, matching chains and private-label capsules are all available with CAD approval before production.
Every gold component is 22K (916) BIS hallmarked with a six-digit HUID you can verify in the BIS Care app. A purity certificate is issued with each piece.
Tell us the bottu pattern, length or weight you have in mind — we will send designs and an exact quote at the day's rate. Retailers can request wholesale weight bands and private-label options.