Retro Resin Bangles (70s Edit)

Retro bangles in this 70s edit run on warm seventies colour — amber, honey, mocha brown, burgundy and deep sunset tones across 17 chunky resin and wooden designs from ₹499. It is the warmest, most vintage-leaning corner of the range.

The seventies palette in this edit

• Amber and honey — Amber Aura, Amber Luxe, Amber Slim, Amber Forest and Amber Studded, the core of any 70s stack.
• Mocha and earthy brown — Mocha Glow and the Wildwood wooden bangles, where real grain replaces marbling.
• Bold trios and colour blocks — Trio Bold, Bold Resin, Bold Blue and Color Rush, the loudest pieces here.
• Sunset and burgundy — the Sunset stack and Royal Ember, deep enough for evening wear.
• Marbled and dark — Marble Luxe, Retro Chic and Midnight Aura, for contrast against the warm shades.

How to style retro bangles

Seventies styling is about warmth and width. One wide amber bangle over a cream kurta sleeve is the whole accessory; build from there by adding two narrower pieces in mocha or burgundy so the tones graduate rather than clash. The palette sits naturally with flared trousers, printed cottons, corduroy, denim and sarees in earth tones. Because warm resin shares an undertone with gold plating, these stack comfortably beside gold rings and brass bangles without looking mixed up. For the boho version of the same warm palette, see the boho bangle edit, and for wood-led texture the wooden bangles.

Materials and care

Most designs are cast resin; one is turned wood. Warm and dark resin holds its colour in sunlight better than clear resin does, and neither tarnishes the way plated metal eventually will. Wooden pieces need to stay dry.

• Put bangles on after perfume, lotion and hair products.
• Clean with a soft dry cloth; lukewarm water and mild soap sparingly, then dry completely.
• Remove before swimming, bathing and workouts, and never soak the wooden pieces.
• Store pieces separately so glossy surfaces do not scuff each other.

Why shop retro bangles at Hashtack

Seventeen warm-tone designs from ₹499, priced in rupees, photographed on a real wrist, shipped free above ₹499 and dispatched from Noida. See the whole range in resin bangles, or read our wooden bangles guide for the texture side of a retro stack.

Frequently asked questions

What did 70s bangles look like?

Seventies bangles were wide, warm and worn in multiples — amber, honey, rust and tortoiseshell tones in plastic, resin and wood, with smooth rounded profiles rather than sharp edges. The current revival keeps the width and the palette but uses lighter, better-finished resin.

Is retro jewellery in trend right now?

Yes. Nostalgia-led design is one of the strongest accessory currents of 2026, and the chunky, warm-toned bangle is its clearest expression on the wrist. Layering and stacking rather than matching sets is the dominant way people are wearing it.

What colours count as retro or 70s?

Amber, honey, mustard, rust, chocolate brown, burgundy and deep orange, usually warmed further by gold-tone accents. Anything cool-toned or high-contrast reads modern instead. Keep a stack inside that warm band and it will read seventies even with contemporary shapes.

How do I know my bangle size?

Fold your thumb into your palm and measure the widest point of your hand, then match it to the Indian sizing scale starting at 2.2. Our bangle size guide walks through the paper-strip method and full chart.