A Complete Navratri Jewellery Look Under ₹1,500 (Five Combinations)

Can you build a complete Navratri look for under ₹1,500?

Yes. Buy one necklace set, which comes with matching earrings, and add a single hand or waist piece — a kada, a hathphool or a kamarbandh. The five combinations below cost between ₹1,148 and ₹1,498, cover neck, ears and wrist or waist, and are delivered free with Cash on Delivery available.

Everything here comes from our oxidised Navratri edit: silver-tone fashion jewellery with an antiqued, darkened finish on a base metal, several pieces worked with thread and mirrors. None of it is sterling silver, and it is priced as fashion jewellery. Prices are per set or per piece, exactly as listed on each product page.

The looks are built for garba and dandiya raas in a chaniya choli, and most work over a kurta or saree too. Navratri 2026 runs from Sunday 11 to Monday 19 October, with Dussehra on Tuesday 20 October.

Five complete looks, with the arithmetic

Each total is the two listed prices added together. Delivery is free on every order, so there is nothing further to add.

Look 1: Mirror — ₹1,148

The Aaina mirror choker set is an oxidised choker of rectangular mirror plates with bell drops, with matching mirror drop earrings, and at ₹499 it is the least expensive set in the store. Its white-and-silver look goes with all nine Navratri colours. The Toran thread-work kada brings the colour: a wide band of thread embroidery with small mirrors, edged top and bottom with rows of oxidised ghungroo bells that ring on every clap. It comes in five designs — Yellow Pink, Multicolour Diamond, White Pink, Blue Green and Pink Mirror — and is sold as one kada, not a pair. Both pieces carry bells; for a quieter version, swap the kada for the Kesar kamarbandh and the total becomes ₹1,098.

Look 2: Head to hand — ₹1,148

The Neelam choker set is the only set here with a maang tikka as well as a choker and drop earrings, so one purchase dresses the forehead, neck and ears. The choker has turquoise-blue stones and a fringe of silver-tone ghungroo-style beads, ties with an adjustable dori, and comes in Turquoise, Multicolour, Green, Ruby Green and Ruby. The Phoolwari hathphool — a floral bracelet linked to a ring, adjustable and listed at under 10 g — finishes the hand without adding weight. On a fast night, pin the tikka firmly or leave it at home.

Looks 1 and 2

Oxidised Choker Sets

Aaina Mirror Oxidised Choker Set

₹499₹699Save ₹200

Kada

Toran Thread-Work Ghungroo Kada

₹649₹899Save ₹250

Oxidised Choker Sets

Neelam Oxidised Choker Set with Maang Tikka

₹599₹849Save ₹250

Hathphool

Phoolwari Oxidised Hathphool

₹549₹799Save ₹250

Look 3: Coin and thread — ₹1,248

The Sikka coin thread choker set is a thick braided thread choker with a fringe of oxidised coins and a tie-cord closure, with matching oxidised jhumkas, in Pink or Black. The Kesar kamarbandh is an oxidised waist chain hung with drops, tied with a thread so it adjusts to fit, and worn at the waist over the chaniya choli. Black Sikka with the Orange Black Pompom design of Kesar is a strong pairing for grey night on Saturday 17 October, or against any bright chaniya choli.

Look 4: Thread and mirror — ₹1,298

The Abhla set is hand-worked thread and mirror (abhla), as listed, on a fabric base with a tie-knot cord, plus matching earrings. Each colour is its own design: Multicolour with square motifs and oxidised chandbali earrings, Yellow with cowrie shells, White with rainbow triangles, Red with a bandhani print and cowries, and Purple, Green, Maroon and Royal Blue. You choose by photo, and most of them map onto a Navratri colour. Add Kesar in Multicolour Tassel or Mirror Pompom. Never wet the thread.

Look 5: Classic ghungroo — ₹1,498

The Mor ghungroo combo has three pieces: a ghungroo choker, a long chain with ghungroo clusters and a large pendant of Ganesha flanked by two peacocks, and a pair of large peacock chandbalis. The Morni peacock kada is a heavy carved kada with two facing peacock heads, about 78 g, fastened with a small screw clasp. This is the look for the night you want photographs. Take the long chain off when the dandiya raas speeds up.

Looks 3, 4 and 5

Thread Necklace Sets

Sikka Coin Thread Choker Set

₹649₹899Save ₹250

Kamarbandh

Kesar Pompom Oxidised Kamarbandh

₹599₹849Save ₹250

Thread Necklace Sets

Abhla Thread & Mirror Necklace Set

₹699₹999Save ₹300

Oxidised Necklace Combos

Mor Ghungroo Oxidised Necklace Combo

₹749₹1,049Save ₹300

Why a set and one extra piece beats lots of small buys

It is tempting to spread a budget across several small things — two pairs of earrings, a few bangles, a ring. For Navratri, the set-plus-one formula works better, for four reasons.

1. 1The set does two jobs at one price. Necklace and earrings arrive matched in scale and finish. The Aaina set, choker and earrings together, costs ₹50 less than the least expensive pair of oxidised earrings we sell.
2. 2The extra piece adds a zone, not a duplicate. A set already includes earrings, and you can only wear one pair at a time. A kada, hathphool or kamarbandh puts jewellery where the set doesn't reach.
3. 3Garba shows off hands and waist. It is a dance of claps and turns, so a kada or hathphool is on view all night, and a kamarbandh moves with every spin of the chaniya.
4. 4Fewer pieces, fewer clashes. Two strong pieces chosen together look deliberate. Six small ones bought separately rarely agree on finish, scale or colour, and there is more to lose on a crowded ground.

If you have never worn a waist chain, how to wear a kamarbandh for Navratri covers fit and placement, and the oxidised garba look explains how to keep one zone loud and the rest quiet.

Which other combinations stay under ₹1,500?

Nearly all of them. Any of the six sets below with any of the four hand or waist pieces stays under ₹1,500, with one exception: the Bhakti mala set with the Morni kada comes to ₹1,598. Use the table to build your own look by colour or neckline.

The Bhakti mala set is the long-necklace option: a strand of coloured beads ending in a large round oxidised medallion with leaf drops, about 30.2 cm long and about 119 g, with three-tier oxidised earrings, in Green, Red or Black. It suits round and high necklines a choker can't sit on. At that weight, pair it with the light Phoolwari (₹1,398 together) rather than a heavy kada.

Two more choker sets fit too. The Panna green stone choker set is ₹649, so it totals exactly as Sikka does. The Gulmohar ruby choker set, at ₹949, fits only with the Phoolwari hathphool, at ₹1,498.

The long mala and the heavy kada

Mala Sets

Bhakti Beaded Oxidised Mala Set

₹849₹1,199Save ₹350

Kada

Morni Peacock Oxidised Kada

₹749₹1,049Save ₹300

What can you get for under ₹1,000?

One complete set. Every necklace set in the oxidised edit is under ₹1,000 and includes matching earrings: Aaina at ₹499, Neelam with its maang tikka at ₹599, Sikka at ₹649, Abhla at ₹699, Mor at ₹749 and Bhakti at ₹849. The least expensive two-piece look, Aaina with the Phoolwari hathphool, is ₹1,048 — just over.

If ₹1,000 is a firm ceiling, buy the set first and add the hand or waist piece later; nothing in these looks has to be bought together, and the table above still applies. The jewellery under ₹999 collection has everything at that price in one place.

Ordering in time for Navratri 2026

• Delivery is free on every order, whatever the total, and Cash on Delivery is available, so you pay when the parcel arrives.
• Dispatch takes 1–2 business days, and delivery 4–7 business days after that. On those timings, an order placed around 7 October is likely to arrive during the festival rather than before Day 1, and the slowest end of that window reaches Dussehra on 20 October.
• We can't promise arrival before any particular night. Wear what you already own for the opening nights and plan the new look for later in the festival. Details are in the shipping policy and the return and exchange policy.
• Check the fit before you order. The Toran and Morni kadas each come in a single standard size, so compare them with a bangle you already own. The thread-tied pieces — Neelam, Sikka, Abhla and Kesar — adjust with their ties.

Thread pieces need one extra bit of care: keep water away from the Abhla, Sikka and Toran thread, and let them air-dry flat after a hot night before they go into a pouch. The full routine is in how to clean oxidised jewellery.