When the whiff of sandalwood travels through the freshly cleaned homes, and the divo lights up every corner of their houses, the Parsi community embraces one of its purest festivals — Navroz. More than a date on the calendar, Navroz is a primordial moment in Zoroastrian tradition; a time of renewal, appreciation and the silent vibrations of new beginnings.
One spent with intentionality — be it donning a hand-stitched gara sari, cooking up time-tested family recipes, or just gathering around the fire temple. Every detail matters. And jewellery, also, turns into more than just decoration: it has significance. Whether it's an heirloom pearl that you wear proudly, or a modern demi fine jewellery piece that marries the best of both worlds — the right accessories don't just finish off a look, they tell a story of where you've come from, and where you're going to.
When Style Reflects Tradition
For ages, Parsi women have been a role model of stylish chic — always perfect, polished and unique. The traditional wear for Navroz is often accessorized with jewellery that is storied. Some strands of pearls trickled down from grandmothers, gold bangles from weddings, milestones, and memories.
Tradition isn’t frozen in time. It evolves — just like your style.
Today’s women are blending heritage with a modern twist. Think of a classic silk sari paired with a pearl necklace that feels both rooted and refreshing. Or a breezy kurta styled with sparkling diamond earrings — effortless and edgy all at once.
There’s no rulebook. The beauty lies in how you mix things up — timeless pieces layered with your everyday essentials. A gold necklace and earring set? It'll be perfect for a temple visit in the morning, and still just right for a laid-back family lunch after.
The elegance lies not in loud pieces, but in thoughtful curation — a nod to the past with eyes on the present.
Dressing for the Part Without Losing Comfort
When it comes to festive dressing, the choices for men have moved from the stiff formality of yesteryear, right into one of relaxed elegance. On Navroz, men also think about their outfits and accessories, often in simple yet meaningful ways.
For example, a gold plated chain for men layered over a tight-fitted kurta — a detail that instantly attracts the eye, without overshadowing the entire outfit. Combine it with a gold plated men’s bracelet, or a men’s gold plated ring and you have an essential style with a twist! Constructed of high-quality hypoallergenic materials to keep the best of old-world glamour alive in a modern speed of living.
What matters is wearing locks that feel personal and not performative.
The Gifts That Carry Meaning
Navroz is also a moment of giving — little acts that signify gratitude, blessings and new beginnings. Jewellery is quite literally personal. Not just because it’s beautiful, but because it lasts.
If you’re looking for gifts for women, a ladies’ diamond bracelet or a gold ring for women can feel like a celebration in itself. For men, a smart gold plated chain or men’s ring hits that sweet spot between classic and current. And if you’re shopping for a gift for your boyfriend, go for something durable and versatile — ideally crafted from skin-friendly metals, so it lasts longer than just one celebration.
Thanks to our online platform and jewellery stores spread across India, gifting doesn’t require last-minute scrambling. Whether you’re looking for our stores near you or prefer worldwide shipping, we offer options which make thoughtful gifting easy.
Jewellery That Grows with You
Modern brands like Palmonas have redefined what demi fine jewellery really means — timeless pieces that adapt to every phase of life, not just special occasions.
A diamond necklace that works just as beautifully for a Navroz dinner as it does for an office event. Gold earrings for women that never look out of place, whether worn with a sari or a power suit. Gold bangles for women that stack effortlessly for both subtle and statement looks.
These designs are made using quality bases like 925 sterling silver and surgical grade stainless steel, layered with gold tone, 18k gold plating or rhodium plating, and finished with lab grown diamonds, cubic zirconia, or pearls — all materials that stand the test of time.
When you invest in quality, you’re not just buying jewellery. You’re building a wardrobe of meaning.
Wear It Because It’s Yours
Navroz is ultimately a celebration of identity — of where you come from and where you’re going. There is no proper way to dress for it. Listen, you can totally go full decked-up with paisley embroidered frippery or just keep it minimal chic; wear something that you can identify with.
A gold plated jewellery set will make you nostalgic for your childhood. A diamond ring may indicate a new phase in your life. Or maybe it’s just a treat for yourself — because you survived another year, which in itself is a reason enough to celebrate.
The Navroz jewellery that you decide to pick for yourself should be an extension of your story, not a costume for the day. Just make your style speak about your roots, where you came from, and where you are headed.
Some collections, such as those by Palmonas, co-branded by Shraddha Kapoor, reflect this perfectly — modern, rooted, and unapologetically individual.
FAQ
1. What do Parsis wear during Navroz?
Parsis often wear traditional clothes like the gara sari for women and specially tailored kurta-pyjama sets for men. Typically jewelry such as pearl necklaces and gold adornments.
2. What jewellery is worn during Navroz?
Most people like/value classy pieces. Traditional choices, or lets say preferences, include pearl necklaces, diamond earrings, gold bangles, and demi fine jewellery.
3. Can men wear jewellery during Navroz?
Yeah, men also wear ornaments such as gold plated chains, rings, and bracelets that match their festive outfit.
4. Is jewellery gifting ideal for Navroz?
Absolutely. Jewellery is a timeless and meaningful Navroz gift if picked right, keeping personal taste and cultural relevance in perspective.
