Karwa Chauth is closely associated with the moon; its festive wear jewellery particularly stands out when contrasted with deep hues of red, pink, and gold.  Here are some of our recommendations for the occasion:

• Kundan choker set: It draws attention to your neck and makes a statement in style.
• Haathphool (hand harness): Delicate chains connecting rings to bracelets– add elegance to mehendi-adorned hands.

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Holi’s bright colours and waterplay demand jewellery on festive days that is both festive and durable. Follow our favourite tips:

• Opt for lac or resin bangles instead of gold-plated/metallic ones, as they are water-safe. Mixing neon shades with them also adds a playful vibe.
• Acrylic neckpieces resist stains, so it’s a win-win when pairing them with a white kurta—it’s chic yet safe.
• Go for silicone or rubber rings when you are engaged in water fights. Stack them in rainbow hues for extra cheer (and to ensure that you can wear them even if they retain a little colour post-Holi).

Vasant Panchami’s spring vibes are perfect for festive wear jewellery that harmonises with fresh green and yellow hues.

• Emerald/Panna stone sets enhance green outfits with nature-inspired elegance. Pairing it with a white blouse for contrast is the trick here.
• Citrine or Topaz jhumkas match best with warm yellow tones. For braided hairstyles, floral resin hairpins are a great choice.
• Turquoise accents also pop against yellow, while pastel beaded necklaces complement both minty and lemony hues.

Bhai Dooj lunches are intimate; understated elegance wins here. The festive wear jewellery, in this case, should be minimalist and composed, giving off a calm presence.

Follow our suggestions for more details:

• Slim Chain Necklace: Paired with a kurta or a saree, a tiny pendant or locket looks great for such an occasion.
• Small Nose Ring: A petal-shaped or tiny hoop nose ring adds character to your outfit.
• Minimalist Bangles: 2-3 thin gold or oxidised silver bangles are comfortable as they won’t weigh you down while serving sweets.

No doubt about it! For Day 1 of Navratri, choose festive wear jewellery that honours tradition while keeping temple visits comfortable.

Here are our suggestions for you:

• Small Deity Pendant Necklace: A delicate chain with a Ganesh/Lakshmi charm with a solid saree that looks ethereal.
• Simple Pearl Bangles: 2-3 matte finish bangles provide a soft chime during prayers.
• Minimalist Toe Rings: These silver bands are traditional and offer no footwear hassle!

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Your jewellery on festive days, such as Diwali, should mirror the lively patterns and colours of the rangoli theme. Here are our picks:

• Colourful Resin Maang Tika: Choose floral designs in bright picks/greens to mimic rangoli hues.
• Multistrand Beaded Bracelets: Stack 5-6 mixed-colour bracelets on one wrist for a “sprinkled colour” effect.
• Peacock Feather Earrings: Shoot from a low angle to showcase their movement against Diwali lights.

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Devotional performances during Ram Navami require your festive wear jewellery to stay secure during movement while honouring the spiritual occasion. Here are some pieces that are sure to stay put:

• Lightweight Temple Jhumkas: Opt for Rama-themed motifs in under 30g pairs. They are short and snug-fitting, hence they won’t tangle during dances.
• Silicone Malas: Tulsi wood-look beads with knots are flexed during the vigorous bhajan clapping.
• Stretchable Pearl Bangles: Single-row matte finish bangles without clasps don’t dig into your skin during arm movements.

For Sankranti’s energetic kite-flying fun, choose jewellery on festive days that’s as breezy as your outfit yet festive enough for the occasion. Here are our top tricks:

• Thread earrings with tassels: Pair with a high ponytail and choose orange/blue to contrast with yellow kurtas.
• Adjustable Beaded Anklets: Wear with cropped palazzos to draw attention to footwork while dancing.
• Mirror-embroidered Fabric Choker: Team with a deep-neck kurta–let the choker peek out under dupattas. Perfect with green/pink outfits.
• Non-slip Hair Clips with Mini Motifs: Clip onto braided pigtails for a retro vibe.

An anarkali’s regal silhouette calls for festive wear jewellery that blends modesty with Mughal-inspired glamour. Add to your Eid ensemble with these pieces:

• Jhoomar Haathphool Set: These elbow-length chains connecting to rings draw attention to intricate anarkali sleeves.
• Dome-shaped Jhumkas: Embellished with filigree work, they complement the anarkali’s neckline without competing.
• Waist-length Matha Patti: A delicate chain with a centre stone adds regal framing for dupatta-draped hairstyles.

Here’s our pro tip to make your Eid outfit shine: choose pieces with pearl accents or polki detailing to maintain traditional sophistication!