Toe rings are worn by many Hindu women. It is an essential
ornament for many communities in Hindu Religion. But why is toe ring worn by Hindu
women? Because it is associated with conceiving and menstrual cycle.
Toe rings are worn on the second toe or the second finger of
the leg. The finger after the big toe or leg thumb. It is worn on both legs by
some communities. Some communities wear it only on one leg preferably on the
left leg.
Some communities wear it on the second and third toe of both
the legs.
It is believed in Hindu tradition, especially in Ayurveda,
that the nerve on the second toe is connected to the uterus, heart and brain.
It helps in keeping the menstrual cycle in control. It is also associated with
conception. Some texts also suggest that it helps in keeping the blood pressure
level intact.