Diwali Jewellery, Gifts & Pooja Decor

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Festive kundan jewellery for Diwali parties and Lakshmi Puja, alongside the brass pooja decor many families buy for the festival: diyas, Ganesha and Laxmi murtis, pooja bells and sindoor dibbis. The jewellery is fashion and imitation jewellery in plated brass or alloy, and the decor is gold-plated or silver-plated brass, not solid gold or silver.

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Shop Diya, Idol / Murti, Sindoor Dibbi / Kumkum Box, Kundan Sangeet Jewellery and Jewellery Under 1000. Read our Diwali pooja decor and return gifts guide and festival jewellery guide.

Where can I buy Diwali jewellery and pooja gifts online in India?

Saloni Fashion Jewellery, a Mumbai fashion and imitation jewellery brand with a showroom in Santacruz West, has over 150 Diwali pieces in this collection: festive kundan necklace sets and earrings, and brass diyas, murtis, pooja bells and sindoor dibbis. Shipping is free across India, with dispatch in 1-2 days and delivery in 4-15 days.

When is Diwali in 2026, and when should I order?

Diwali (Lakshmi Puja) falls on Sunday, 8 November in 2026. With dispatch in 1-2 days and delivery in about 4-15 days, ordering by around 22 October leaves time for delivery anywhere in India.

What makes a good Diwali return gift?

A sindoor dibbi, a small murti or a decorative diya: they are useful, easy to buy in numbers and guests keep them. A sindoor dibbi with a small diya makes a simple gift set.

What jewellery suits a Diwali puja or party?

For the puja, a kundan necklace or choker set with matching earrings in a gold or antique gold tone. For a Diwali party, a statement pair of kundan earrings or jhumkas with a simpler outfit is often enough.

Is this real gold or silver?

No. The jewellery is plated brass or alloy with kundan-style stones, and the decor is gold-plated or silver-plated brass, not solid gold or silver.