Navaratri 2026: Nine Nights of Colour and 22ct Gold
Nine nights. Nine colours. Plenty of reasons to bring out the gold.
Sharada Navaratri returns this October, and with each night comes a different colour to work into your look.
For Navaratri 2026, the nine colours begin with Orange on Sunday 11 October, followed by White, Red, Royal Blue, Yellow, Green, Grey, Purple and Peacock Green. Each night brings a different shade to style around, giving you plenty of ways to work 22ct gold into your Navratri looks.
At Paul Jewellers, we’ve brought together a special Navaratri Jewellery collection of 22ct gold pieces to work across the nine nights. Think traditional jhumkis, bangles and statement sets alongside coloured stones, pearls, bracelets, rings and lighter pieces you can wear again and again.
Nine Colours, Styled in Gold
There’s no need for your jewellery to match your outfit exactly.
Some of this year’s colours give us the perfect excuse to introduce coloured stones. Ruby-red details against 22ct gold work beautifully with red, while green stones can pick up both the Green and Peacock Green nights. Dark blue stones offer a direct way to work with Royal Blue, and smoky grey beads give Grey a more contemporary finish.
For other nights, the gold itself does the work.
Orange and Yellow sit naturally alongside the rich warmth of 22ct gold, making them ideal for traditional jhumkis, textured bangles, chains and statement necklace pieces. White can be softened with pearls and CZ, while deeper Purple makes a great backdrop for yellow gold and plenty of sparkle.
The result doesn’t have to be nine completely different jewellery looks. A favourite pair of jhumkis can come back out more than once. Bangles can be stacked differently. A stone-set ring or bracelet can add just a touch of the night’s colour without taking over the entire look.
Everyday Gold or a Bigger Statement?
Some Navaratri looks call for jewellery with real presence.
A traditional necklace set, layered gold, substantial bangles or a pair of detailed jhumkis can completely transform a simpler outfit. These are the nights to play with weight, texture and pieces that draw the eye.
On other days, something lighter might feel right. A 22ct gold bracelet, stone-set ring, delicate chain or smaller pair of earrings can still bring gold into the look without competing with a heavily embellished outfit.
That mix is exactly what we wanted from our Navratri collection. Pieces for the bigger celebrations, alongside jewellery you’ll continue wearing long after October.
The Nine Colours for Navaratri 2026
Night One: Orange
Warm, rich and made for yellow gold.
Night Two: White
Think pearls, CZ and the contrast of classic 22ct gold.
Night Three: Red
Ruby tones, statement bangles and rich red against gold.
Night Four: Royal Blue
A bold colour that gives yellow gold incredible contrast.
Night Five: Yellow
The perfect opportunity to let 22ct gold take the lead.
Night Six: Green
From lighter green stones to stronger traditional combinations.
Night Seven: Grey
Smoky tones, sparkle and warm gold against a cooler shade.
Night Eight: Purple
Rich colour paired with statement gold and detailed earrings.
Night Nine: Peacock Green
A final opportunity to go bigger with emerald tones, pearls and traditional gold.
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be taking a closer look at each night individually, with jewellery ideas from our current collection to help you start planning your Navaratri looks.
Find Your Navaratri Jewellery
Our Navaratri Jewellery collection is now live, bringing together pieces selected with this year’s colours in mind.
Explore traditional 22ct gold jhumkis, bangles and necklace sets, coloured stone jewellery, pearls, bracelets, rings and everyday gold, with pieces at different weights and price points.
Start planning your nine nights now and find the gold that works with your look.
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