GlobalSpa
30-Sep-2026
Deep sapphires, vivid emeralds and luminous tanzanites bring depth to festive dressing.
The festive season has its own jewellery ritual. There are the pieces saved for special occasions, the heirlooms brought out year after year, and the new additions that make their first appearance at a celebration. But the way these pieces come together is changing. Rather than building an entire look around a perfectly matched set, there is more room for a single jewel to shape the mood.
Coloured gemstones lend themselves naturally to this approach. Deep sapphires, vivid emeralds and luminous tanzanites bring depth to festive dressing, while unexpected combinations of colour and distinctive silhouettes make traditional jewellery feel more individual. A necklace can become the focal point of a sari, a pair of earrings can carry an otherwise pared-back look, or a cocktail ring can provide all the drama an evening ensemble needs.
From subtle pieces that can be worn well beyond the festive calendar to statement jewels designed to be noticed, here are 6 gemstone jewellery pieces to bring into the season.
1. Signature Created Sapphire Birthstone Necklace by Irasva Fine Jewellery
A little colour can make a familiar silhouette feel personal. Irasva Fine Jewellery’s Signature Created Sapphire Birthstone Necklace centres a rich created sapphire framed by a delicate row of pavé lab-created diamonds. As September’s birthstone, sapphire has traditionally been associated with purity, faith and wisdom, giving the necklace meaning beyond its deep blue hue. Its refined silhouette also makes it easy to style with a festive sari or kurta set without making the jewellery feel overly formal.
Wear it on its own for a subtle accent or layer it with finer chains for a more individual look. It is the kind of piece that can move easily from a festive celebration to a dinner long after the season is over.
2. Blue Dew Drop Earrings by Khurana Jewellery House
Sometimes, the most memorable jewellery combinations are the ones you do not expect. Khurana Jewellery House’s Blue Dew Drop Earrings bring together captivating tanzanite, blue sapphires and vibrant coral details, creating an interplay of rich blue and warmer tones. The colour combination gives the earrings their distinctive character while keeping them versatile enough for both understated daywear and elegant evening dressing. Worn with a solid-coloured sari or kurta set, they can become the highlight of the look; paired with a more elaborate ensemble, they add another layer of colour.
There is no need to match every gemstone back to the outfit. Letting the colours contrast can make the overall look feel more considered and individual.
3. Emerald Royale V-Curve Diamond Necklace Set by PP Jewellers by Pawan Gupta
Some occasions call for a piece that takes centre stage. The Emerald Royale V-Curve Diamond Necklace Set by PP Jewellers by Pawan Gupta combines a vivid green emerald with brilliant diamond detailing in a graceful V-shaped silhouette. Crafted in 14K gold, the necklace places the emerald at the heart of the design, with the diamonds adding brightness around it. The clean shape balances the richness of the gemstone, making it suited to evening wear, receptions and special occasions.
Style it with a solid-coloured sari or an elegant Indian ensemble and allow the necklace to lead the look. There is little need for a complete matching set when the emerald already has this much presence.
4. Aria Geometric Gemstone Earrings by Zen Diamond
Festive jewellery can be rooted in colour while taking a distinctly modern approach to form. Zen Diamond’s Aria Geometric Gemstone Earrings combine 18K yellow gold with rubies, emeralds and sapphires in a structured silhouette. Sleek rectangular bars create the framework, while a striking trillion-cut sapphire forms the drop, bringing movement and contrast to the geometric design. The seamless huggie closure adds an easy, wearable quality to the earrings.
They lend themselves particularly well to contemporary festive dressing, a minimal sari, a tailored kurta or an evening outfit where the jewellery becomes the defining detail. The combination of colour and geometry gives the design a fresh edge without losing the richness expected of festive jewellery.
5. Mayuri Mehndi Peacock Diamond and Gemstone Oval Bracelet by Candere by Kalyan
Some festive pieces draw their appeal from motifs that have long been part of Indian jewellery. Candere by Kalyan’s Mayuri Mehndi Peacock Diamond and Gemstone Oval Bracelet brings the peacock into focus through intricate detailing, sparkling diamonds and vibrant gemstones. The ornate design gives the bracelet a natural sense of occasion, while its oval silhouette allows it to work as a standalone piece. Pair it with traditional Indian wear for a more elaborate look, or place it against a simpler outfit and let the detailing speak for itself.
For those who prefer one distinctive accessory over several coordinated pieces, the bracelet offers an easy way to bring a traditional motif into a more individual festive look.
6. Tanzanite, Sapphire & Diamond Cocktail Ring by Motisons Jewellers
If there is one jewellery category that invites a little more drama, it is the cocktail ring. Motisons Jewellers’ Tanzanite, Sapphire & Diamond Cocktail Ring brings together luminous tanzanites, deep blue sapphires and brilliant diamonds in an elaborate 18K gold design. Sculpted petals, curling leaves and sweeping lines create the impression of a garden in bloom, while the tanzanites introduce shifting violet and blue tones to the composition. Deep sapphires add contrast and diamonds bring flashes of brilliance to the design.
This is a jewel that does not need much around it. Wear it with an evening sari, a gown or a pared-back festive ensemble and allow the ring to become the defining detail.
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