Navratri, the festival of nine nights, is a vibrant celebration of the divine feminine. Each day brings a new Colour, a new form of Goddess Durga, and a new opportunity to express your festive style. While traditional outfits like chaniya cholis and lehengas are a must, the right accessories can elevate your look from good to absolutely unforgettable. This year, ditch the predictable and embrace the timeless elegance of silver.
At Sterluv, we believe that silver jewellery for women is the perfect companion for Navratri. Its versatility and rustic charm make it ideal for pairing with the rich, vibrant hues of the festival. Whether you're a seasoned Garba dancer or attending a quiet puja, a carefully chosen Navratri jewellery set can make all the difference. This guide will walk you through nine days of styling, ensuring you have a fresh and stunning look for every single night.
How Can You Style Silver Jewellery for Each Navratri Day?
Navratri celebrates the divine feminine energy through 9 days of vibrant Colours, each representing unique energies and moods. Integrating the right silver jewellery pieces to complement these Colours enhances your overall look.
Day 1: Yellow
Dedicated to Maa Shailaputri, yellow represents knowledge and confidence. This is your chance to shine with oxidised silver pieces that catch the light. Think chunky statement necklaces paired with traditional jhumkas. The warm tones of oxidised silver create a beautiful contrast against yellow fabrics.
Yellow is the Colour of joy and happiness, marking a bright start to the festival. To complement this cheerful hue, opt for statement-making jewellery. The rustic, dark tones of oxidised silver create a beautiful contrast with a yellow lehenga or saree.
Styling Tip: Pair yellow attire with radiant yellow or gold-toned silver jewellery like the Radiant Soleil Necklace or Radiant Sunburst Halo Drop Earrings to emphasise confidence and skill development. These add a warm glow, complementing the yellow theme of Maa Shailaputri.
Day 2: Green
Brahmacharini Mata's day calls for green, symbolising growth and motivation. Layer delicate silver necklaces with green bead accents. This is where your Navratri accessories can really shine. Try mixing different chain lengths for depth and movement.
Styling Tip: For Brahmacharini Mata’s green day, wear layered silver and emerald-tone pieces that reflect growth and motivation. Combining green stones with silver creates a fresh and elegant look.
Day 3: Grey
Chandraghanta Devi's colour represents positivity and balance. Grey offers the perfect backdrop for mirror-work jewellery and silver pieces with geometric designs. Consider chokers with mirror embellishments that reflect light as you move.
Styling Tip: Focus on oxidised silver bangles or rings that convey positivity and balance, enhancing the calm and grounding vibe of the grey day.
Day 4: Orange
Kushmanda Mata's vibrant orange demands equally bold jewellery choices. This is where chunky tribal-inspired pieces and rose gold earrings make perfect sense. Orange pairs beautifully with oxidised silver, creating that boho-chic festival look everyone's talking about.
Styling Tip: Wear bright orange with rose gold or modern silver options to boost energy and enthusiasm. Combine with subtle bangles or maang tikkas.
Day 5: White
Skandmata's day celebrates loyalty with pure white. This is your opportunity to incorporate pearls and delicate silver work. White creates an elegant canvas for both minimalist and maximalist jewellery approaches.
Styling Tip: Accent white sarees or kurtis with delicate pearl or silver jewellery like the Opal Luminescence Necklace Set to highlight purity, loyalty, and grace.
Day 6: Red
Katyayani Mata's powerful red calls for confidence-boosting statement pieces. Think bold chandbali earrings, layered bangles, and necklaces that command attention. Red and silver create a classic combination that never goes out of style.
Styling Tip: Combine red outfits with statement silver pieces incorporating red stones or accents for confidence and power, ideal for Katyayani Mata’s day.
Day 7: Royal Blue
Kalaratri Mata's blue represents well-being and engagement. This is perfect for mixing silver with colourful stone accents. Consider pieces with blue topaz or painted enamel details.
Styling Tip: Silver anklets or stud earrings with blue accents elevate the well-being and energetic dance vibes of the blue day.
Day 8: Pink
Maa Mahagauri's caring pink calls for feminine, flowing designs. Lotus motifs, delicate chains, and soft curves work beautifully here.
Styling Tip: Choose delicate silver hair accessories or earrings and jewellery that bring out femininity and care, matching the pink tones on Mahagauri’s day.
Day 9: Purple
Siddhidatri Mata's final day deserves your most spectacular pieces. Purple represents understanding and communication, so choose jewellery that tells your story. This is the day to layer everything and go completely over the top.
Styling Tip: End Navratri with sophisticated silver rings or silver necklaces, or cocktail jewellery pairs that enhance the deep purple theme representing wisdom and understanding.
Where to Buy Women’s Navratri Jewellery in India?
Why Sterluv Stands Out
For women who are looking for where to buy Navratri jewellery, Sterluv offers a curated jewellery collection with authentic 925 sterling silver pieces, specially for festivals. Unlike websites out there, which focus on broader jewellery categories, Sterluv specialises in festive-specific collections that offer designs, ensuring every piece resonates with Navratri’s vibrancy.Â
Tips for Choosing Authentic Silver Jewellery
When shopping for silver women’s Navratri jewellery in India, prioritise authenticity. Look for a 925 hallmark, which guarantees 92.5% pure silver.
Read more: Ultimate Guide to 925 Sterling Silver: Authenticity & Value
FAQs About Navratri Jewellery
1. What kind of jewellery can I buy for Navratri?
You can explore the Navratri jewellery collection with silver chokers, jhumkas, oxidised bangles, layered necklaces, and maang tikas. Many women also choose Navratri special jewellery that matches each day's colour theme for a complete festive look.
2. Best place to buy affordable Navratri jewellery?
For budget-friendly yet stylish pieces, check online stores offering women’s Navratri jewellery sets with price details. Websites like Sterluv, Amazon, Flipkart, Giva, and Indian jewellery boutiques have dedicated Navratri collection jewellery with a wide range of silver and oxidised sets.
3. Which silver pieces are trending in Navratri special jewellery?
This season, silver women’s Navratri jewellery, such as oxidised chandbalis, tribal chokers, silver waist belts, and layered necklaces, is in trend. These versatile designs pair well with lehengas, sarees, and chaniya cholis for an authentic Garba and Dandiya look.
4. How do I choose the perfect Navratri jewellery set for each day?
Pick a Navratri jewellery set that complements each day's colour and outfit style. Opt for lightweight pieces for energetic dance nights, and mix Navratri accessories like bangles and anklets to enhance your festive vibe.
5. What is Navratri jewellery?
Navratri jewellery refers to traditional and festive ornaments, often made of oxidised or silver, worn during the nine days of Navratri. These include necklaces, earrings, bangles, and anklets that match the colourful outfits worn for Garba and Dandiya celebrations.
