Quick answer: A Maharashtrian festival look in Mumbai can be built from listed pieces: a nath without piercing, a mangalsutra, a moti or kundan set, jhumkas and bangles. Saloni Fashion Jewellery does not list thushi, kolhapuri saaj, bugdi or chinchpeti online, so ask on WhatsApp before assuming any of those are available.
Updated October 2026
Festival looks in Maharashtrian homes follow a pattern many Mumbai families know well: a nauvari or paithani saree, a nath, a mangalsutra, bangles and a set that frames the neck. The question for a busy Mumbai shopper is what can actually be bought without a long hunt. This guide stays honest about that. We name the pieces that Saloni Fashion Jewellery lists online, and we say plainly what we do not list. For background on the tradition, see our Maharashtrian jewellery guide and the Ganesh Chaturthi jewellery guide.
One more point before we start. Families and communities across Maharashtra dress differently, and there is no single correct look. Use this guide as a shopping aid, not a rulebook, and follow your own family tradition where it differs. What we can do honestly is show what is available, explain how to wear it, and avoid promising anything that is not on our shelves or in our listings.
Which pieces make a Maharashtrian festival look?
The usual building blocks are a nath, a mangalsutra, a necklace or moti set, earrings and bangles, with a saree that sets the colour. You do not need all of them every time. Many women choose the nath and the mangalsutra as the signature pieces and keep the rest simple. That approach also keeps the budget sensible, since two good pieces do more than six ordinary ones.
Start with the saree colour, then choose pieces to match. Our saree and jewellery matching guide and the Paithani and Patola saree guide help you decide.
Where do I find a nath without piercing?
Our Maharashtrian nath without piercing collection is the place to start. These are nosepins in gold-tone plating, designed for people who do not have a pierced nose. Read the product page for size and fit before you order.
For more detail, the nath without piercing buying guide explains how to choose a size and what to expect in comfort. If you would like to see one in person, message us on WhatsApp to ask what is available at the showroom.
If the festival is a smaller one, such as a haldi kumkum at home, Gudi Padwa or a Mangala Gauri get-together, a nath, a mangalsutra, a light set and a few bangles are plenty. For larger family functions around Ganpati, add a fuller set. Our Gudi Padwa and Ugadi look guide and the nauvari saree jewellery look show how those outfits come together. Festival dates change every year, so check a calendar.
Which mangalsutra should I choose?
Browse mangalsutra and, for a lower budget, mangalsutra under Rs 1000. Black beads with a gold-tone pendant are the classic. If you want a daily-wear piece, our guide to black bead mangalsutra daily wear is useful.
These are imitation mangalsutras in plated brass or alloy, not solid gold, so check the product page and our imitation mangalsutra checklist before buying.
What about the necklace, earrings and bangles?
A pearl or moti set goes well with both silk and cotton sarees, and kundan jewellery suits richer festive silks. For earrings, jhumkas are the natural partner, and bangles and bracelets complete the look.
If you are layering two necklaces, keep the lengths different. The guide on layering two necklaces shows pairings.
What do you not list online?
We do not list thushi, kolhapuri saaj, bugdi, chinchpeti, bichiya or kalire in our online store, and we do not want to promise stock that is not there. If you are looking for them, message us on WhatsApp at +91 98705 89560 and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
You can still read about these traditional pieces in our guides to thushi, kolhapuri saaj, bugdi and chinchpeti, so that you know what to ask for elsewhere. Reading first also saves time at any counter, because you will know the name, the shape and the way the piece is worn before you ask.
Whatever you choose, be clear about the material. Nearly everything we list in these categories is fashion jewellery in plated brass or alloy (a very few pieces are sterling silver), so it is meant to look rich for the occasion rather than to be an investment, and it should be stored dry and wiped after each wear.
How do I shop for this look in Mumbai?
Visit the showroom at F 80/81/82 Hi Life, Phirozshah Mehta Road, Santacruz (West), Mumbai 400054, open Monday to Saturday, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM and closed on Sundays. Message us on WhatsApp first with a photo of your saree so we can confirm stock. The showroom page has details.
If you prefer to order, shipping is free across India, with dispatch in 1 to 2 days and delivery in about 4 to 15 days. Festival dates change every year, so check a calendar and order early.
For a look matched to your saree, WhatsApp us at +91 98705 89560. Read more about Saloni Fashion Jewellery, explore festival jewellery or find more reading on our blog. Related reading: Mumbai monsoon wedding jewellery and last-minute wedding jewellery in Mumbai.
