Durga Puja Jewellery Trends 2025: Must-Have Festive Pieces
Pujo season is almost here, and all the fashion girlies want to know the latest on Durga Puja jewellery. This year, it’s a good mix of classics with cool new contenders. Some styles like chandbali earrings continue to be favourites while new additions like the choker necklace are taking the festive jewellery world by storm. From celebrity spottings to runway sightings, our editors have noted down the hottest trends to try for the upcoming festive season. Even if you’re not going pandal hopping this Pujo, you’ll still want to make a note of these trends because they’re just that good. You could apply the same to your Navratri and Diwali looks. So, scroll along and find our trend report, which includes our top picks from Isharya.
Chandbali Earrings: A Durga Puja Staple
We can’t skip on chandbali earrings when we talk about Durga Puja jewellery, because they’ve been a crowd favourite for centuries. At Isharya, we like to call them moon baalis because they’re created with a modern twist, blending the best of both worlds. The beauty of these earrings lies in their ability to flatter every face shape and instantly elevate any festive outfit. Chandbali earrings get their name from their crescent-like shape. The Mughals introduced them, but they are now loved by Indians everywhere. The only rule to remember when styling your chandbalis is to ensure you pick the size according to the event.
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Choker Necklace Styles for Traditional Sarees
The choker necklace is the best thing that’s happened to festive dressing. These necklaces were incredibly popular in the fashion jewellery world but are now gaining recognition in the ethnic jewellery world as well. The choker necklace can spruce up every neckline while drawing attention to your collarbone, making you look more feminine and delicate. It is also a great way to enhance your facial features without putting in too much effort. This season, they’re proving to be the best plus ones for your traditional sarees.
Our Top Picks:


Jugni Dazzling Mirror & CZ Choker

Statement Cluster and Pearl Choker
Statement Necklaces for Pandal-Hopping Glam
Speaking of necklace trends, statement necklaces aren’t far behind. Think oversized neck pieces that steal the spotlight and make you the star of the show. They’re the pieces with all the main character energy, making them a must-have in your festive jewellery box. Choose styles with polki mirrors, pearls, or Botox gemstones, which will ensure all eyes are on you, no matter which pandal you attend. The best part? You can skip the earrings if you’re wearing one of these statement necklaces, as they will do all the talking. Pair them with everything from lehengas to sarees and watch those heads turn.
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Maharani Layered Statement Necklace


Bracelets & Bangles for Festive Styling
Your festive look deserves a worthy wrist stack, and the best way to achieve it is to mix a variety of bangles and bracelets for women. You can either pick a statement cuff for one hand and a slew of festive bolo bracelets for the other. Or you could stack your bangles with sturdier bracelets from our collection. You could even give hand harnesses a try. Styling your wrist stack is personal and differs from person to person, but all we’d say is, don’t be afraid to experiment and mix your metals. Fashion is about having fun, so don’t shy away from trying something new and out of the box. Don’t know where to start? The options listed below should serve as good starting points.
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Shiza Mirror & CZ Statement Cuff

Mirror Gems Briolette Hand Bracelet
Stud Earrings & Pendants for Everyday Puja Looks
All the above trends are great for bigger Pujo days when you want to go all out with your looks. But what about those understated outfits for intimate pujas and smaller events? We’ve got you covered. Danglers, stud earrings and huggies will be your best bets for these events. Pick dainty styles with minimal yet intricate detailing. For the neck, you could opt for delicate pendant necklaces that will elevate your look without making you look overdressed. Small studs and pendant necklaces are a classic combination that you can never go wrong with. Our editors have rounded-up their favourites from Isharya that you can wear on an everyday basis for puja days and beyond.
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Lumen Chandbali Mirror Earrings


Emerald Heart Pendant Necklace
Tips to Mix Gold Plated Jewellery with Outfits
Gold-plated jewellery is one of the most versatile style staples in your festive wardrobe. It brings together the richness of traditional design with the wearability of modern pieces — perfect for occasions like Durga Puja, weddings, and cocktail nights. Here’s how you can effortlessly mix gold-plated jewellery with your outfits.
1. Balance Statement and Simplicity
Pair bold chandbali earrings with a minimal outfit, like a plain silk saree or a monochrome dress. Let the earrings take the spotlight while keeping other accessories understated. This ensures elegance without overwhelming your look.
2. Layer With a Choker Necklace
For grand occasions such as Durga Puja jewellery styling, try layering your gold-plated choker necklace with delicate chains or long necklaces. This creates a regal, multi-dimensional look while keeping the ensemble versatile enough to move from day rituals to evening gatherings.
3. Blend With Fabrics and Hues
Gold-plated jewellery complements rich fabrics like silk, velvet, and brocade. For pastel or muted shades, add sparkle with zircon-studded gold pieces. For bold reds and blacks, choose mirror-detailed or pearl-accented gold jewellery to balance opulence with sophistication.
4. Mix With Modern Outfits
Don’t shy away from pairing gold-plated jewellery with western wear. A sharp blazer and denim set instantly feels festive with chandbalis, while a choker necklace can elevate a cocktail gown for an Indo-western twist.
5. Keep Care in Mind
Gold-plated jewellery shines longer with proper care. Always store it in soft pouches, avoid direct perfume contact, and gently wipe after wear to keep the plating fresh.
Whether you’re dressing for pujas, parties, or casual chic moments, gold-plated pieces make every outfit a touch more radiant.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What jewellery is best for Durga Puja pandal visits?
Light yet festive pieces like gold-plated earrings, mirror bangles, or delicate chokers work beautifully. They add sparkle without weighing you down, making them perfect for moving comfortably between pandals while still looking effortlessly elegant.
Can I wear statement necklaces with cotton sarees?
Absolutely. A bold statement necklace instantly elevates the simplicity of a cotton saree. Choose pieces with mirrors or pearls for a striking contrast — balancing tradition with modern glam, perfect for Durga Puja evenings.
Are gold plated chokers durable for festive wear?
Yes, high-quality gold-plated chokers, like Isharya’s brass and 18k plated designs, are durable for festive occasions. They maintain their shine with proper care, giving you regal elegance without the heaviness of solid gold jewellery.
Which earrings go best with traditional Bengali looks?
Classic chandbalis, jhumkas, or mirror-detailed danglers pair beautifully with traditional Bengali sarees. They highlight the festive red-and-white aesthetic while adding a touch of glamour to the timeless Durga Puja style.
How do I style modern fashion jewellery for Durga Puja?
Blend tradition with a twist — pair contemporary mirror chokers or stackable cuffs with classic sarees. Layer delicate modern pieces with ethnic staples to create a balanced look that feels both festive and fashion-forward.
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