In Hinduism, black is considered a symbol of inauspiciousness and mourning. Black clothing or the color black is considered inauspicious in any religious ritual, puja, or wedding. Yet, despite all this, the Mangalsutra worn by the bride at weddings is black. If black is avoided in everything, why are the beads of the Mangalsutra black? Let's learn more about this from Ujjain's Acharya Anand Bhardwaj.

It is believed that after marriage, women perform Sohal Shringar (sacred adornments) for their husbands' long life. The Mangalsutra holds the utmost importance in this regard. It protects your husband from evil eyes. Losing or breaking a Mangalsutra is considered a bad omen. The Mangalsutra is a sign of a happy married life.

Why are black beads important in Mangalsutras?
It is often seen that most Mangalsutras are made of black beads. Black beads protect married women and their marital life from evil eyes. To ensure a relationship that lasts for seven lifetimes and to protect the married life from evil eyes, the beads of the Mangalsutra are blackened. Furthermore, to ensure a long-lasting relationship, the beads of the Mangalsutra are blackened.

Why is gold necessary with black pearls?
Any Mangalsutra must contain gold. Gold is associated with Guru (the Guru). Gold enhances Guru's influence. Mangalsutras are made of gold and black pearls. Astrologers say that gold is considered a symbol of married life. According to Ayurveda, gold has healing properties that help married women overcome worry, tension, and stress. This contributes to a happy married life, which is why gold is a must-have in Mangalsutras.

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