The Five Sikh Symbols, known as the Five Ks, hold profound significance in Sikhism, each symbolizing core values and beliefs. These symbols, kesh, kangha, kara, kirpan, and kachera, are integral to a Sikh's identity. Exploring these symbols also reveals interesting connections with traditional Indian bangles, particularly the kara. The kara, a steel or iron bracelet, is not only a religious symbol but also resonates deeply with cultural traditions in India. This article delves into these symbols and highlights their importance in both religious and cultural contexts.