The nose ring is called a Nath (Hindi: नथ, IPA:) in various local languages and were introduced around the 9th and 10th centuries becoming a symbol of a woman's marital status. The nath in its full form contains a jeweled ring with a chain connected to a hairpiece.

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Nose rings and nose pins are popularly known as "Nath" in India and are also known by other names such as Nathni, Koka and Laung. In some customs and traditions, it is necessary for a girl to get her nose pierced. During the Mughal rule, nose …

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Other names it receives are "nathni," "koka," and "laung." Did you know that the "nath" is part of the bride's trousseau? It is considered the most sensual accessory that a bride can wear at her wedding since the nose is believed to be connected to emotions and sexuality. On the wedding night, the Indian bride wears "nath."

This includes wedding rings, earrings, hard-plastic protective gear, hair-ties with metal parts, wristwatches, and even press-studs on underpants. For female judokas, hair with longer length must be tied either in a pony tail or a hair bun (neat or messy).