Navratri is not just a festival, it is nine days of vibrant colours, energetic dance, endless selfies, and of course – the hunt for the perfect outfit. While the lehengas, chaniya cholis, kurtis, and sarees set the tone, it is the Navratri jewellery sets that bring the look alive. Whether you are twirling in a Garba circle or showing off your Dandiya moves, the right jewellery can make you sparkle under the festive lights.

And let us be real – Navratri is also about being noticed. No one wants to wear the same necklace as the girl next to them, right? That is why picking jewellery sets according to your outfits makes all the difference. So, let us break down how you can style Navratri jewellery sets for different outfits and slay each Garba night without repeating your look.

1. Oxidised Jewellery Sets with Chaniya Choli

These traditional, colorful outfits go perfectly with oxidised jewellery sets. Think big chunky oxidised necklaces, matching jhumkas, and stacked bangles. The rustic silver vibe balances the brightness of the chaniya choli and makes your look earthy yet glamorous.

Tip: If your chaniya choli is heavily embroidered, go for a statement necklace with simple earrings. If your outfit is light, go heavy with layers of oxidised jewellery.

2. Kundan Jewellery Sets with Sarees

Want to look royal during Navratri? A saree paired with a kundan jewellery set is your answer. Kundan jewellery, with its detailed work and colorful stones, blends beautifully with silk or georgette sarees. A choker kundan necklace paired with matching earrings instantly adds a regal touch.

Pro hack: Go for sarees in bold Navratri colors like red, royal blue, or green, and add kundan jewellery with hints of those shades. You will look like the queen of the Garba floor (and probably have to explain to five aunties where you bought your jewellery).