How to Select Jewellery for Navratri

Celebrate Sharad Navratri during the upcoming harvesting season. Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura with her unmatched power. According to the Ramayana, Lord Rama worshipped Goddess Durga before his battle with Ravana. Each piece, meticulously made of 925 sterling silver, stands out to tell unforgettable stories. 

Colors as Story

Colors are not only for decoration in Navratri. Colors have their symbolic importance and emotional meaning. Each color expresses a sentiment, a wish. The selection of color can reflect the wearer’s personality, mood, or even their style. Color can be a perfect way to show language.

Pick your jewellery according to colors

Yellow

Associated with goddess Shailaputri, symbolizes optimism and joy. On the first day of Navratri, you can opt for yellow silver earrings, a gold-plated chain, a yellow stone-studded ring, necklace, or bracelet. You can go ahead with a beaded dangler adorned with a textured or flimsy design. Gold-plated jewellery also shows a journey of life for men and women.

Green

Associated with Goddess Brahmacharini, represents growth, peace, and new beginnings. On the second day, you can dress in an emerald-colored ring, a green floral necklace, a leaf bracelet, a silver chain, and several stone-studded dangler earrings. This color connects you with natural elements and adds a presence of grace.

Grey

Associated with Goddess Chandraghanta, represents groundedness. On the third day, you can opt for a subtle style statement jewellery piece, including a grey bead ring or a plain silver band, a 925-sterling silver necklace, a silver Goddess Laxmi pendant, a stylish chain, a mangalsutra with stones, a silver anklet with charm, or jhumka earrings with beads.

Orange

Associated with Goddess Kushmanda, symbolizes warmth, energy, and enthusiasm. On the fourth day, you can style with chunky orange bead earrings, a ring with lustrous shine, a statement multicolored necklace with earring sets, a traditional vintage-style anklet, and a Cuban or curb chain. Adornments can be simple but meaningfully express feelings.

White

Associated with Goddess Skandamata, represents purity and peace. On the fifth day, you can wear a moonstone pendant, white stone-studded earrings, and a mother-of-pearl drop necklace, a silver chain bracelet, an anklet with sea elements, and a ring with a milky white hue. Each white-colored accessory tells a story of calmness, a good soul, and softness of heart.

Red

Associated with Goddess Katyayani, represents passion, strength, and vitality. On the sixth day, you can create a statement by wearing a red stone-studded ring, a floral silver earring, a rose-gold chain or CZ mangalsutra, a red multi-cut cuff bracelet, and a minimal anklet with accent stones. If you want to add boldness to your look, listen to your heart and play a mindful game to get a classy appeal.

Royal Blue

Associated with Goddess Kalaratri, symbolizes wisdom, peace, and calmness. On the seventh day, mix your style with the royalty of a blue-colored solitaire ring, the luxurious shine of a blue bracelet, a leaf ring, a golden blue blossom necklace, a silver snake-style chain, or a lavish earring with accents. Styling can be more precise or handled with an easy, relaxed fit that adds a sense of completeness to any attire on special occasions.

Peacock Green

Associated with Goddess Mahagauri, represents uniqueness and individuality. On the eighth day, blend your vibe with chunky golden triangular or petal earrings, a trio of square-shaped necklaces, an American diamond mangalsutra, a swaggy pendant set, a vintage-style filigree ring, and a black crystal bead anklet. You see the elements of the forest and green colors, thinking of this makes you smile.

Pink

Associated with Goddess Siddhidatri, symbolizes love and warmth. On the ninth day, you can brighten your glow with a soft pink heart bracelet, a lovely pink pendant set, a silver rope chain, a delicate pair of layered anklets, a stone-studded pinky earrings, a rosy floral mangalsutra, and an oval pink stone ring or a lightening rosy necklace.

Value of Culture

Jewellery, painted in the most prosperous colors, and a collection of ornaments to adorn on festive ceremonies. It’s a living heritage, craftsmanship, and meaning to the hues of life. If you seek the passion of red, the wisdom of blue, or the mystery of purple. Color can be a guide to discovering yourself. 

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