Navrasa Navratna Bugadi

A Bugadi is a traditional ear ornament worn at the upper part of the ear. Its distinctive placement adds a heritage accent to ear styling. Balance this Navratna Bugadi with understated earrings and minimal neck jewellery, or coordinate it with complementary Kundan jewellery for a festive look. Choose traditional drapes and keep the ear visible so the circular design and pearl border stand out. This piece is a Bugadi, not an ear cuff.

Outfits: Silk sarees, Banarasi sarees, Kanjeevaram sarees, festive kurtas, lehengas, contemporary sarees and Indo-Western looks.

Colour pairing: Ivory, gold, red, emerald, royal blue, mustard, wine, plum and jewel tones complement its colourful detailing.

Hairstyles: Sleek bun, low bun, braid, side-swept hair, tucked-back waves or polished updo.

Styling tip: Keep the hair away from the ear so the Navratna details remain visible.

Category: Bugadi.

Style: Navratna / Kundan Jadau / Heritage / Statement.

Occasions: Weddings, pooja, festive celebrations, traditional functions, family events and gifting.

STYLE STUDIO MATCH: Pair with an ivory or jewel-toned saree, a sleek bun and understated earrings for a balanced Indian heritage jewellery look.

This Kundan Jadau Bugadi features Navratna stones, Kundan Jadau work, a pearl border and a gold-tone finish. The circular stone arrangement brings colour and traditional character to the design. Exact gemstone identities, base metal, stone grading and certification are not specified.

Keep away from moisture, perfume and chemicals. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wear. Store separately to avoid rubbing against other jewellery, and handle the pearl border and stone settings carefully.

What is included?
This listing is for the Navrasa Navratna Bugadi. Other jewellery shown for styling is not included; the supplied quantity and any packaging details are not specified.

What is a Bugadi?
A Bugadi is a traditional ear ornament worn at the upper part of the ear, adding a distinctive heritage accent.

How is it worn?
It is styled at the upper ear. This product's fastening mechanism and piercing requirements are not specified; confirm these details before choosing it.

Is it suitable for festive occasions?
Yes. Its colourful Navratna detailing, Kundan Jadau work and pearl border suit weddings, pooja, festive celebrations and traditional functions.

Can it be worn with both traditional and fusion outfits?
Yes. Pair it with sarees, lehengas and festive kurtas, or use it as a heritage accent with contemporary sarees and Indo-Western looks.

How should it be stored?
Store separately in a dry place, away from other jewellery that could rub against the stones or pearl border.

How should it be cared for?
Avoid moisture, perfume and chemicals. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and handle the stone settings and pearl border carefully.

Will colours vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings?
Yes. Colours may appear slightly different depending on lighting and screen settings.

What makes it special?
Its circular Navratna arrangement combines heritage-inspired Kundan Jadau styling with a delicate pearl border.

Who is it ideal for?
Customers who enjoy distinctive traditional ear jewellery with rich colour and a refined festive look.