Navratri 2026 runs from October 11 to October 20 nine nights, nine colours, nine chances to wear something that actually means something. Each day has a dedicated colour tied to the nine forms of Goddess Durga, and if you've been dressing by the colour calendar, you already know the drill. If you haven't, this is a good year to start.

This is the complete jewellery guide for all nine Navratri colours with real 925 sterling silver picks for each day, all genuinely in stock and ready to wear by October 11.

Day 1  Yellow (Shailputri)

Yellow represents happiness, energy, and new beginnings fitting for the first day when the nine nights officially begin. It's also the hardest colour to find in a silver catalog, because most sterling silver jewellery skips yellow stones entirely in favour of white and blue. Here's what we have.

Radiant Yellow Halo CZ Pendant Chain
A warm yellow CZ in a round halo setting on a 925 sterling silver chain. The yellow stone radiates sunshine energy it's the most literal interpretation of this day's colour in the collection. Pair it with a yellow or mustard kurta and let the pendant carry the colour story even if your earrings are plain silver.

Pearl Bloom Diamond Flower Earrings
A warm pearl-tone center in a floral gold-finish setting. The yellow gold finish catches warm light and reads as the closest stud earring to Day 1's colour tone. Pairs naturally with the yellow pendant above for a coordinated Day 1 look.

Day 2  Green (Brahmacharini)

Green represents growth, harmony, and balance and it's the easiest day to dress for if you shop at Zilgi, because green stone jewellery is one of the strongest categories in the catalog.

Elegant Halo Green Stone Pendant Chain
Soothing light green CZ in a round halo setting on a 925 silver chain. The halo gives it enough presence for a Navratri function without being overdressed for daytime puja.

Green Stone Halo Earrings
Cushion-cut green CZ in a full diamond halo, 925 silver. The most statement-ready green earring in the collection the halo makes the green read deeper and richer under event lighting.

Green Butterfly Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Rose Gold
Emerald green enamel butterflies along a rose gold diamond tennis chain. The green-and-rose gold combination is particularly striking under the warm lighting of a Navratri evening. The bracelet that gets noticed.

Emerald Evil Eye Bracelet
Green stone evil eye in 925 silver. Green evil eye carries associations with growth and good fortune which aligns neatly with Brahmacharini's energy of devotion and new beginnings. The most budget-friendly green pick for Day 2.

Day 3  Grey (Chandraghanta)

Grey is the calm after Day 2's vibrant green it represents peace, serenity, and the bell of Chandraghanta that drives away evil. In jewellery terms, grey is actually a sophisticated and underappreciated stone colour. Wear it with a steel-grey or silver salwar and let the jewellery do the subtle work.

Round Grey Stud Earrings
A grey cat-eye stone in a round halo setting, 925 sterling silver. This is the most on-colour earring for Day 3 the grey stone has a quiet, cool depth that suits the calm and collected energy of Chandraghanta puja.

PureLine Diamond Cut Anklet
A clean diamond-cut texture chain in 925 silver. Plain silver on a grey day reads as intentional the anklet catches light with every step without adding colour that disrupts the monochrome aesthetic.

Elegant Solitaire Pendant Necklace
A single sparkling stone in 925 silver clean, understated, and perfectly matched to grey's energy. When the outfit is already making the colour statement, a minimal solitaire pendant is the right jewellery choice.

Day 4  Orange (Kushmanda)

Orange represents creativity, warmth, and the goddess who created the universe with her smile. Finding a true orange stone in a 925 silver collection is genuinely difficult orange CZ is rare in fine jewellery. The closest honest picks are warm-toned pieces and one multicolour design that includes orange within its gradient.

Elegant Multicolor Tennis Bracelet
A gradient of multicolour CZ stones pink, orange, and deep red in a continuous tennis bracelet. The orange stones sit within the gradient as a deliberate part of the design. On Day 4, this is the bracelet that captures the spirit of the colour without requiring a pure orange stone that barely exists in silver jewellery.

Butterfly Spark Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Rose Gold
Deep red-orange enamel butterflies along a rose gold diamond tennis chain. The warm enamel tone reads closest to saffron-orange of any non-gradient piece in the collection. The rose gold finish adds to the warmth.

Day 5  White (Skandamata)

White represents purity, peace, and the maternal love of Skandamata. It's also the most versatile Navratri colour in a silver jewellery catalog white CZ is the backbone of nearly every category. The challenge here isn't finding picks, it's choosing which white design is right for a Navratri occasion specifically.

Crystal Round Shape Pendant Chain
Aurora-finish crystal that catches light in rainbow hues on a white-dress Navratri day, this pendant adds sparkle without colour. Clean, appropriate for daytime puja and evening garba both.

Oval Cut CZ Halo Stud Earrings
A small oval white CZ with a delicate halo. The most affordable pick across all nine days. Understated enough for morning puja, still polished enough for evening garba.

Classic Tennis Bracelet
A continuous line of round white CZ in 925 sterling silver. If there's one day to wear a tennis bracelet, Day 5's white is it the all-white CZ line against a white outfit creates a cohesive look that's more considered than it appears.

Day 6  Red (Katyayani)

Red is the most dramatic Navratri day Katyayani is the fiercest form of Durga, and the colour carries power, passion, and strength. This is the day to wear jewellery that has presence. Don't play it small.

Ruby Evil Eye Bracelet
Red stone evil eye in 925 sterling silver. Ruby tones traditionally carry courage and energy both things you'd invoke on Katyayani's day. The evil eye symbol adds a protective layer that's especially appropriate during Navratri.

Alternating Heart & Diamond Pattern Bracelet
Alternating heart motifs across a full 925 silver bracelet. On a red day, a heart-pattern bracelet carries both the colour association and the emotional register of Katyayani fierce and full of feeling. The statement piece for Day 6.

Ruby Blossom Charm 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet
A ruby-toned blossom charm bracelet in 925 sterling silver. The rich red colour makes it a natural choice for Day 6, while the floral charm adds a delicate festive touch. Pair it with a red kurta, saree, or chaniya choli for a coordinated Navratri look.

Day 7  Royal Blue (Kalaratri)

Royal blue belongs to Kalaratri the darkest, most powerful form of Durga. The colour represents fearlessness, courage, and the destruction of ignorance. Deep blue jewellery against a royal blue or navy outfit is one of the strongest Navratri looks you can put together.

Blue Sapphire Style Tennis Bracelet
Cushion-cut deep blue CZ with a white pavé halo around each stone. This is the most formal and occasion-appropriate jewellery in the blue category the sapphire-style setting reads as genuinely luxurious and suits the gravity of Day 7's energy.

Sky Blue Diamond Aura Pendant
A radiant blue CZ in an aura-style setting that catches light at every angle. For Day 7's fearless blue, this pendant works best against a plain navy or royal blue kurta where the stone's colour reads clearly rather than competing with a print.

Blue CZ Halo Stud Earrings
Cushion-cut sky blue CZ with a surrounding diamond halo in 925 silver. The cushion cut and halo setting amplify the blue stone's depth paired with the blue pendant above, this two-piece combination fully carries Day 7's colour from ear to collarbone.

Blue Pearl Drop Earrings
Emerald-cut sky blue CZ with a pearl drop the combination of a cool blue stone and a soft pearl is an elegant interpretation of Kalaratri's energy. Less dramatic than the halo studs, better for daytime Day 7 wear.

Day 8  Pink (Mahagauri)

Pink is Mahagauri's day the goddess of purity and serenity, associated with the hope that comes after darkness. Pink in Navratri is not soft or passive; it's the warmth of relief and the grace of new possibilities. Wear the best pink jewellery you own on Day 8.

Pink Crystal Rose Gold Pendant Set
A blush pink CZ pendant and matching earrings in rose gold over 925 silver the complete matched set for Day 8. Rose gold and pink together on Mahagauri's day is as intentional as jewellery choices get.

Heart Shape Radiance Diamond Pendant
A pink CZ heart pendant in 925 sterling silver. The heart shape and the blush stone together carry Mahagauri's energy of pure, open-hearted grace. Perfect with a dusty rose or pink anarkali.

Blush Pink Butterfly Stud Earrings
Pink pear CZ butterfly wings in 925 silver. The butterfly on Day 8 the day of purity and transformation is one of those design choices that aligns with the occasion completely without feeling contrived.

Day 9  Purple (Siddhidatri)

The final night. Purple belongs to Siddhidatri the goddess of supernatural powers who grants all divine gifts. Purple represents wisdom, spiritual depth, and the culmination of nine days of devotion. Wear your best on Day 9.

Purple Oval Design Silver Ring
A purple oval halo CZ ring in 925 sterling silver, adjustable band. The only dedicated purple stone piece in the collection and on Day 9, it's exactly right. Siddhidatri's power is in the details, and an adjustable purple ring worn on the final night of Navratri is one of those details that feels considered.

Prism Harmony Multicolor Diamond Rose Gold Pendant
Seven CZ colours pink, purple, blue, red, yellow, green, white in rose gold over 925 silver. On the final night that closes nine days of all nine colours, a multicolour pendant that carries every Navratri hue in one piece is the most fitting choice in the collection.

Purple Pear Adjustable 925 Sterling Silver Ring
A beautiful purple pear-shaped CZ set in 925 sterling silver with an adjustable band. The rich purple stone makes it a natural choice for Day 9, adding a deep and elegant colour accent to a purple saree, anarkali, or chaniya choli for the final night of Navratri.

The full nine-day checklist

If you're planning your Navratri looks in advance, here's the short version:

Day 1 Yellow: Yellow Halo Pendant + Pearl Bloom Earrings
Day 2 Green: Green Stone Halo Earrings + Elegant Halo Green Pendant
Day 3 Grey: Round Grey Stud Earrings + PureLine Anklet
Day 4 Orange: Multicolor Tennis Bracelet or Butterfly Spark Tennis Bracelet
Day 5 White: Oval CZ Halo Studs + Crystal Round Pendant
Day 6 Red: Ruby Evil Eye Bracelet + Multicolor Tennis (red end forward)
Day 7 Royal Blue: Blue Sapphire Tennis Bracelet + Sky Blue Aura Pendant
Day 8 Pink: Pink Crystal Rose Gold Pendant Set
Day 9 Purple: Purple Oval Ring + Prism Harmony Pendant

Browse the full Zilgi 925 sterling silver collection for all nine days. For keeping everything looking festival-ready across nine nights of wear, our silver care guide covers the quick routine that takes 2 minutes per night. And if you're shopping for someone else this Navratri, our gifting guide for sisters covers the best picks across every budget.

FAQ's

1. What are the nine Navratri colours in 2026?
Yellow, Green, Grey, Orange, White, Red, Royal Blue, Pink, and Purple one for each of the nine forms of Goddess Durga, observed from October 11 to October 20.

2. Can I wear silver jewellery for Navratri or only gold?
Silver is completely appropriate for Navratri. 925 sterling silver is considered a pure and auspicious metal in Indian tradition silver coins and silverware are gifted on Dhanteras for the same reason. Wearing silver jewellery in the day's colour is a thoughtful, traditional choice.

3. What jewellery should I wear for garba nights specifically?
For garba, lighter-weight pieces are more practical stud earrings over drops, anklets that stay put when you dance, and bracelets with secure clasps. Avoid very long pendants or anything that might tangle during the dance.

4. How do I match jewellery to my Navratri outfit if I'm wearing a printed chaniya choli?
For a heavily printed outfit, keep the jewellery in the same colour family as the dominant print colour, but simpler in design. A plain silver stud or a small coloured stone pendant is enough the outfit is already doing the work.

5. Is it okay to buy jewellery during Navratri?
Yes buying gold and silver during Navratri is considered auspicious, particularly on specific days. Dhanteras on Day 9 (Siddhidatri's day) and the eighth day (Mahagauri) are considered particularly good days for jewellery purchases.