Jewellery

Latest Jewellery Collection with Price

Sr. No.	Jewellery List	Price (USD)
1.	premium false category jewellery 1	USD 138.38
2.	Red	USD 51.25
3.	Green	USD 76.88
4.	Blue	USD 102.5
5.	White	USD 128.13
6.	Blue	USD 128.13
7.	Red	USD 76.88

Data last updated on 2026/02/12

Mirraw: Your Online Indian Jewellery Destination

Mirraw is your go-to spot for fashion jewellery of any sort - be it Indian jewellery online, our diverse collection of over 20000 designs will surely catch your eye - our stunning necklace sets, sparkling earrings, stunning choker sets, graceful pendant sets, and stylish bangles are available at highly competitive prices, while Mirraw makes buying jewellery online hassle-free - this makes shopping with us even easier than before! At Mirraw, we work tirelessly every day to make purchasing jewelry effortless for all our customers - just another reason to shop Mirraw!

Mirraw proudly represents Indian jewellery internationally, connecting you with your heritage. For over ten years, we've created beautiful artificial jewellery designs inspired by traditional Indian techniques and styles, showcasing all cultures ranging from warm southern beaches to majestic northern valleys! We look forward to sharing more!

Different Designs of Indian Jewellery

Kundan Jewellery

Kundan jewelry is made of pure 24K gold and has been around for more than 2,500 years! Rajputs and Mughals who served as rulers in ancient India used Kundan pieces as part of their ensembles; making these intricate pieces requires skilled artists. Brides-to-be often opt for this style when their big day rolls around!

Temple Jewellery

Temple jewellery hails from southern parts of India, hailing from temple carvings. This style involves creating jewelry to mimic these designs that represent gods and goddesses from old temples on pieces like necklaces, bracelets and earrings - traditionally worn during religious festivals or ceremonies. Today, they've made a comeback thanks to trendy gemstones making these designs even more gorgeous; therefore bridging history and style beautifully together!

Pearl Jewellery

Pearl jewelry is like an exquisite present from nature, created from precious gems that form inside oysters and sparkle softly when worn as necklaces, earrings, bracelets or rings. When combined with any outfit you're sporting it adds classy appeal no matter if dressing up or keeping things casual! Pearls also represent purity and wisdom across many cultures making pearl jewelry the ideal way to complete an elegant or whimsical ensemble.

Antique Jewellery

Mirraw offers an exquisite collection of antique jewelry designed especially for women! Take a peek into an era that has passed. as you discover Mirraw's exquisite pieces that capture its timeless charm - ornate necklaces and elegant earrings showcase the craftsmanship and artistry behind antique jewelry, while Mirraw has something suitable to meet every taste - discover how beautiful history can be while wearing gorgeous antique pieces curated especially for you!

Handmade Jewellery

Handmade jewelry is unique because its creation takes place outside a factory environment rather than by mass-producing it in mass quantities. Skilled artists craft each piece, applying their talent and creativity in creating something one-of-a-kind - from metalwork and beadwork styles to bracelets carefully hand woven or earrings painted by skilled hands - thus making each handmade piece truly one-of-a-kind and giving wearers something personal while giving back to artists themselves. Wearing handmade jewelry connects you directly with their artists' stories while adding something personal and meaningful to your style - wearable art connects you directly with its creator's stories while adding something special and personal to your style while giving an artist a connection back in return!

Bridal Jewellery

Bridal jewelry is important, adding elegance and tradition to a bride's special day. Specifically tailored for each bridal ensemble, bridal jewelry helps a bride shine on her big day.

• Essential pieces of bridal jewelry typically include an eye-catching necklace - either a choker- or a longer piece - featuring intricate patterns and gemstones to match the gown.
• Earrings play a central role in wedding celebrations, from classic studs to elaborate chandelier designs that sparkle the bride's face.
• Maang tikka (an ornament worn on the forehead) symbolizes her beauty.
• Bridal bangles often represent prosperity and marital happiness, while Hathphool (or hath panja) draping elegantly over fingers adds a regal look.
• Anklets with bells or charms create a melodious tinkling sound as brides walk, symbolizing happiness.
• Nath, or nose rings, are unique pieces that vary in size and design across cultures to enhance facial charm on brides.
• Mangalsutra necklaces with pendants hold immense cultural significance as a sign of marriage, adding traditional elegance and style to the bride's look on her big day.

Must Have Jewellery Pieces for Women and Girls

Women's Necklace for Every Occasion

Necklace favorite jewellery for every woman available in various designs on necklaces like short and long necklaces. You can pick the necklaces as per your dress and the occasion. Some come with one pendant on a chain while others feature multiple small decorations strung together; you'll even find gold, silver and colorful bead necklaces! Simple designs are suitable for daily wear while fancier ones add style and personality to an ensemble; no matter which necklace is chosen, it always adds elegance and essence!

Earrings for Women

Women can find earrings to suit every style and occasion imaginable.

• You might opt for simple stud earrings featuring one small gem or metal piece to wear daily and more elaborate options featuring multiple gems or metal components that create more elaborate looks.
• Hoop earrings come in all sizes and shapes to add fun and sophistication to any ensemble. Hoop earrings feature round shapes ranging from big hoops for special events such as proms to small hoops perfect for casual times.
• Dangling earrings feature long strings, which can feature chandeliers or cool designs for everyday casual wear. Chandelier earrings stand out with many layers.
• Ear cuffs and climbers are trendy fashion accessories that accentuate the natural shape of your ear lobe without needing pierced holes.
• Statement earrings are bold, while pearls and diamonds can always look elegant and beautiful.
• Jhumka earrings stand out as stunning due to their Indian design - bell-shaped earrings that gently swing back and forth, symbolizing tradition and beauty.

Bangles for Women

Bangles are stylish and attractive wrist accessories made of various materials, colors, and designs that add charm and distinction. Some bangles are composed of solid materials like metal, wood, glass or plastic, while others might be flexible and composed of multiple materials woven together. Bangles may be thin enough for stacking purposes or bold and chunky enough to stand alone and make an impressionful statement. Bangles have deep cultural meaning and can be integral to traditional attire. People wear them daily for fashion or special celebrations - they add color, texture and personality to your look, making them a versatile accessory that many love wearing!

Festive Jewellery: Shop Affordable Jewelry for Diwali, Eid, and Beyond on Mirraw

Eid Jewellery:

Eid is an important Muslim festival celebrated with great enthusiasm. On Eid day, people wear festive and celebratory jewelry in celebration. Common features of Eid jewellery include:

• Chandbali Earrings: These crescent-shaped earrings represent the moon and are frequently decorated with pearls or gemstones.
• Jhumkas: Jhumkas with intricate designs and dangling elements are often chosen.
• Bangles and Bracelets: Delicate bangles, cuffs, and bracelets that feature intricate patterns or gemstone embellishments.
• Maang Tikka and Matha Patti: These forehead ornaments are commonly worn with traditional Indian attire, often featuring gemstones or delicate chains as ornaments.

Navratri Jewellery

Navratri, or the Hindu festival dedicated to worshipping Goddess Durga, involves nine nights of celebrations dedicated to traditional attire and jewelry that match her worshipful worshippers' festive attire. Navratri jewellery includes:

• Choker Necklaces: Vibrant and colorful choker necklaces that complement festive attire are popular Navratri accessories.
• Kamarbandh (Waist Belts): These elegant waist belts add a touch of class to traditional outfits.
• Long beaded necklaces: Long beaded necklaces worn layered during Garba dance performances.
• Bangles and Kadas: Brightly-hued stacks of colorful bangles and kadas that create an upbeat jingling sound during dances.
• Nose Rings/Neck Pins: Intricately designed nose rings that add extra flair.

Diwali Jewellery

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of India's most widely observed festivals. On Diwali day itself, people light lamps, exchange gifts and wear new clothing and jewelry - some common choices being:

• Gold Ornaments: Intricately designed gold necklaces, earrings, and bangles representing prosperity and wealth.
• Diamond Jewelry: Sparkling diamond-studded rings, earrings and pendants to add elegance.
• Polki and Kundan Sets: Sets that combine uncut diamond (Polki) with glass gemstones (Kundan) that evoke tradition and luxury.
• Jhumkas and Chandbalis: Elaborate earrings featuring intricate designs and gemstone embellishments.
• Maang Tikkas: Exquisite maang tikkas that pair well with festive hairstyles.

Ganpati Jewellery

Ganesh Chaturthi is an annual Hindu festival honouring Lord Ganesha's birth, and devotees don their best jewelry in tribute. Ganpati jewellery includes:

• Pendants with Lord Ganesha's image or symbols as divine connections.
• Earrings portraying ganesha or incorporating his symbols (often studded with gemstones).
• Bracelets with subtle religious overtones featuring charms or motifs featuring Ganesha as charms or motifs to show devotion towards this deity.
• Rings containing his image or symbols for showing devotion to him.

These are just some examples of festive jewellery worn to mark Indian festivals. Each festival holds special cultural and religious meaning, so jewelry worn during festive occasions adds to their festivity and traditional celebrations.