Navratri 2026: 9 Jewellery Ideas To Match 9 Colours Of The Festival

The Navratri festival is a celebration of devotion, garba and vibrant festive fashion. These nine days of Navratri are associated with nine different colours. From joyful orange to regal royal blue. This festival offers nine different opportunities to experiment with ethnic wear and jewellery ideas. 

As you plan your Navratri outfits, let each colour of Navratri define your look. Whether you are dressing up for morning Durga Puja or an evening Garba night, these jewellery pieces will bring your look together. 

9 Jewellery Ideas To Match 9 Colours Of The Festival

Day 1: Orange 

The Day 1 of Navratri is associated with Maa Shaipurti and her colour is orange. The colour orange represents the vibrance of the festival. To make a statement look you can pair Dewdrop Delight Diamond and Fancy Gemstone Collar Necklace and matching Hoop Earrings bring colourful accents and sparkle to the orange palette. 

To make the jewellery pop out, you should dress up in a beautiful orange lehenga. Let the jewellery speak for itself at your Garba night. 

Day 2: White 

The Day 2 of Navratri is associated with Maa Bramhacharini, and her colour is white. She stands for peace, purity, simplicity and serenity. Nothing speaks peace, and purity as well as pearls. The Floral Rush Pearl Diamond Pendant Necklace and Pearl Blossom Essence Diamond Dangle Earrings, paired with an ivory Anarkali suit, will be the most subtle and sophisticated option. Finish this look with minimal makeup, flowy hairstyle and plain juttis. 

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Day 3: Red

The Day 3 of Navratri is associated with Maa Chandraghanta, and her colour is red. She stands for energy, power and fearlessness. Red is a classic choice for an energetic garba night, and the Zona Diamond and Fancy Gemstone Dangle Earrings and matching Collar Necklace with a red Deepika Padukone inspired navratri outfit will become a statement silhouette. Make sure you wear this necklace with a clean neckline, so that it stands out, without overwhelming the look.

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Day 4: Royal Blue

The Day 4 of Navratri is associated with Maa Kushmanda and her colour is royal blue. The colour royal blue represents infinite divine powers of the universe. Pair the  Celestial Peacock Diamond and Gemstone Oval Bracelet, with a royal blue silk saree or lehenga. Opt for a sleek bun or a pulled-back hairstyle to highlight the earrings, and keep other accessories understated for a balanced finish.

Day 5: Yellow

The Day 5 of Navratri is associated with Maa Skandmata and her colour is yellow. She stands for joy, optimism and warmth. The Rosalina Diamond Earrings and matching Diamond Ring will pair beautifully with a yellow anarkali or kurta set and add a few slim bangles. Keep the makeup fresh and luminous to create an easy, polished festive look.

Day 6: Green

The Day 6 of Navratri is associated with Maa Katyayni and her colour is green. She stands for new beginnings, and fertility. For this day, you can pair the Darshi Diamond and Gemstone Oval Bracelet and Shritika Diamond, with a deep green saree or lehenga and choose minimal earrings. 

Day 7: Grey

The Day 7 of Navratri is associated with Maa Kalratri and her colour is grey. Her colour grey represents neutrality, and ability to maintain stability in life. For this day, you can wear Anahita Diamond Stud Earrings with a diamond ring to add a clean, polished sparkle to the neutral shade. Pair the jewellery with a silver-grey outfit and finish a statement clutch.

Day 8: Purple

The Day 8 of Navratri is associated with Maa Mahagauri and her colour is purple. The colour purple stands for spiritual growth and nobility. For this day, the Hanshi Diamond and Gemstone Dangle Earrings will introduce movement, colour and sparkle. Wear the pairing with a deep purple saree or lehenga and keep the neckline relatively uncluttered. 

Day 9: Peacock Green

The Day 9 of Navratri is associated with Maa Siddhatri and her colour is peacock green. The colour peacock green stands for wisdom, compassion and individuality. On this day, you can wear the Equipoise Diamond and Gemstone Gap Ring that adds a contemporary accent, with a peacock green saree. 

Conclusion

The nine days of Navratri offer the perfect opportunity to experiment with colour, silhouettes and jewellery combinations. From statement-making orange and red ensembles to the understated elegance of white and grey, each day's palette can inspire a distinctive festive look. 

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