Navratri Pearl Choodiyan

The Navratri Pearl Choodiyan is a stack of thin bangles from Sirini Jewellery — several fine bangles strung with imitation pearls and small Kundan stations, meant to be worn together up the forearm.

Handcrafted at Sirini's own workshop in Santacruz West, Mumbai — the pearl rows are strung by hand and the Kundan stations are foil-set on each bangle.

Details

• Materials: 18–22K gold plating over a brass base, with hand-set Kundan stones and shell or glass pearls — crafted as fine fashion jewellery, not fine/solid gold jewellery
• Made in: Sirini's workshop, Santacruz West, Mumbai
• Fit: supplied as a set of bangles; give your bangle size at checkout
• Best for: Navratri and Garba nights, Dussehra, and chaniya-choli or lehenga outfits

How to wear it

Choodiyan are made to be stacked — wear the whole set on one wrist, or split it across both, and anchor it with a heavier kada at the base. They stay secure through Garba in a way a swinging necklace does not.

Care

Because this is a full stack of thin bangles, the pearls rub against each other more than on a wider set, so take extra care when storing them apart rather than together. Keep perfume and water off the wrist while they're on, and a dry cloth is all they need otherwise.