The season of garba, dhol, and dance is finally here! So are you guys done with the Puja shopping? — We hear some gleaming yesses!

But tell us, did you sort them out yet? If not- then you're just on time! Each day of Navratri is dedicated to a special form of Devi Shakti and wearing certain colours can attract her special gaze upon your well-being! 

Let's get into the details and help you drape yourself in the best hues this Navratri! 

The 9 Colours Of Navratri 

Each day of this 9 days long festival is dedicated to 9 forms of the Goddess namely— 

1. Shailaputri: "Daughter of Mountain" 
2. Brahmacharini: "Mother of devotion and penance" 
3. Chandraghanta: "Destroyer of demons" 
4. Kushmanda: "Goddess of The Cosmic Egg" 
5. Skandamata: "Goddess of motherhood and children" 
6. Katyayani: "Goddess of Power" 
7. Kalaratri: "Goddess of Auspiciousness and Courage" 
8. Mahagauri: “Goddess of Compassion, Harmony, And Love”
9. Goddess Siddhidatri: “ Goddess of Spirituality and Self-realisation” 

Hence the 9 Colours of Navratri associates the nine states of womanhood or feminine qualities worshipped as the various forms of Devi Durga. 

Day 1 of Navratri- Pratipada

Wear Yellow

Symbolises optimism and brightness, marking the beginning of Navratri

The 1st day of Navratri is all about kicking off with a burst of sunshine -  Pratipada, is all about the vibrant colour YELLOW!

This year Navratri begins on Thursday, October 3rd, worshiping Devi Shailaputri and it’s the perfect day to don your brightest yellow attire and soak up the joy and optimism that comes with it. But that's not all! Wearing yellow on this auspicious day also attracts the benevolent gaze of Jupiter (Brihaspati), amplifying your confidence, creativity, and happiness. This year, there's a perfect alignment of Guru vaar and the numeric 3 creating a powerful synergy, making it a perfect day to: recharge your energy, boost your mood, attract positivity, and indulge in some Sapphire jewellery! 

Check out this Oval Yellow Sapphire Twisted Vine Ring with Diamond Halo and harness the positive energy of yellow sapphire to fill your life with warmth and optimism.

Day 2 of Navratri- Dwitiya 

Wear Green

Symbolises renewal, growth, and fertility

Embrace the serene essence of the 2nd day of Navratri with Goddess Brahmacharini! Wear green attire or adorn yourself with green gemstone jewellery like Emerald and Diamond Triangular Taurus Hoop Earrings or Peridot and Diamond Bypass Ring with Leaf Motif to invite tranquility, growth, and fertility into your life. Green, symbolising nature's harmony, represents new beginnings, emotional balance, and abundance. By wearing this calming hue, you'll align with Goddess Brahmacharini's energy, inspiring self-discipline, spiritual evolution, and inner peace.

Day 3 of Navratri- Tritiya 

Wear Grey

Symbolises balance, harmony and tranquility

Incorporate grey and moonstone into your attire and accessories to make the most of the 3rd day of Navratri Day. 

On tritiya, devotees worship Goddess Chandraghanta, representing the married form of Goddess Parvati. Her name, derived from the half-moon adorning her forehead, symbolises serenity and beauty. Well, what can be more apt than the glow of moonstone jewellery? To align with Goddess Chandraghanta's tranquil energy, you can also wear grey attire or adorn yourself with jewellery like this Oval Moonstone Halo Ring with Milgrain. 

Grey represents balanced emotions, stability, and serenity, keeping you grounded and calm during Navratri celebrations. Moonstone, with its subtle glow, promotes emotional balance, enhances intuition and inner peace, and attracts positivity and good fortune. 

Day 4 of Navratri- Chaturthi 

Wear Orange

Symbolises vigor and power

Worshipping Goddess Maa Kushmanda wearing Orange colour on the 4th day of Navratri (this Sunday) bestows the person with qualities such as warmth and exuberance. Her name in Sanskrit literally breaks down to— Ku: Means "a little", Ushma: Means "warmth" or "energy" and Anda: Means "cosmic egg” . Hence, this colour is full of positive energy and keeps the person upbeat. She is the first incarnation of Goddess Durga and represents purity and vigour . A person wearing orange attire or citrine jewellery on this day is equipped with characteristics that are lively and warm. 

Check out this Citrine Scorpio Zodiac Star Medallion Layered Necklace and give off positive energy all around! 

Day 5 of Navratri- Panchami

Wear White

Symbolises tranquility, purity, and serenity

Goddess Skandamata is worshipped on the fifth day of Navratri as the embodiment of a mother's unconditional love and protection. To tap into her blessings, wear white attire or shine with diamonds and opals! White represents purity, innocence, and hope, cleansing your mind and soul. 

Check out this combination of - Opal Crossover Shank Cocktail Ring with Halo. 

The diamonds add strength and resilience, while opals bring optimism and positivity.

Day 6 of Navratri- Shashti 

Wear Red

Symbolises passion, strength, and power

The sixth day of Navratri is all about worshipping Goddess Durga in the form of  Devi Katyayani. She's known for her fierce and powerful nature that's associated with the fierceness of the colour red. On Tuesday, 9th October, 2024 — wear Red colour for your shasti celebrations. 

Red symbolises passion and resilience and is also the most preferred colour of Chunri that is offered to the Goddess. So, what's better than wearing Ruby and garnet jewellery? From this Natural Ruby Dangler Sui Dhaga Earrings to adding a charm to your festive time with Garnet Dog Paw Watch Band— attract love and bliss! 

Day 7 of Navratri- Saptami 

Wear Royal Blue

Symbolises calmness and prosperity

On the 7th day of Navratri, honour Goddess Kaalratri, the fearless embodiment of Goddess Durga, by wearing majestic royal blue attire or stunning blue sapphire jewellery like this Lab-Grown Princess Diana Inspired Blue Sapphire Ring with Lab Diamond Halo. Royal blue symbolises strength, stability, richness, and tranquillity, enhancing health, wealth, and inner resilience. 

Goddess Kaalratri, riding a lion and clad in royal blue, embodies fearlessness, divine feminine power, and unwavering courage. Embrace her energy and join in the Navratri celebrations with elegance and panache!

Also check out: Bezel-Set Sapphire and Diamond Evil Eye Bracelet

Day 8 of Navratri- Ashtami 

Wear Pink

Symbolises love, compassion and femininity 

On Navratri Day 9, celebrate Goddess Mahagauri, embodying universal love and harmony. Wear pink attire or adorn yourself with pink diamonds, pink sapphires or morganite. Pink jewellery like this Morganite, Pink Sapphire and Diamond Dangle Earrings symbolises love, affection, and adds oodles of charm to one's personality.

Inspired by Mahagauri's gentle nature, this Heart-Shaped Pink Sapphire Ribbon Pendant with Diamond fosters empathy, inner peace, and nurturing qualities. Embrace her loving energy and spread joy!

Day 9 of Navratri - Navami 

Wear Purple

Symbolises ambition, power, and spirituality

On the 9th day of Navratri, Goddess Durga’s Siddhidatri form is worshipped as the giver of meditative and supernatural powers. Doesn't amethyst’s mystical allure syncs perfectly here? The shade of purple indicates nobility, luxury, and grandeur. Wear purple attire or stunning jewellery, like our Amethyst and Diamond Infinity Link Bracelet. This royal hue attracts abundance, enhances spiritual connection, and receives divine guidance. Don a majestic purple outfit to invite Goddess Siddhidatri's blessings: meditative powers, supernatural abilities, and inner peace.

And of course the tenth day i.e.,  Dusshera is dedicated to Lord Rama's victory over the ten-headed Ravana with the Devi’s blessings symbolising the triumph of good over evil. Wear anything gold to attract prosperity and bliss of Devi Laxmi. From gold and diamond nose pins to necklace, rings, pendants, bracelets and watch adornments— customise everything to your heart's content! And for gifts— What's better than Angara gold coins? 

Every piece is BIS Hallmarked, handcrafted, customisable, and comes with a 15-day return policy fully insured free shipping and a certificate of authenticity. 

So why waste even a single moment — treat your eyes and soul to some colour and sparkle right away! 

Happy Navratri! 

FAQs

1. Why do the Navratri colours change every year?
A combination of traditional practices and astrological influences impacts the designated colours every year.  Each year, the starting day of Navratri falls on different days, which leads to the change in the colours as per the influence of celestial bodies on that day. 

2. What is the significance of wearing these colours during Navratri?
Each colour symbolises specific qualities of Goddess Durga and is associated with the specific cosmic influence of the day. Wearing these colours helps to invoke blessings and aligns the wearer with the divine energies of the festival.

3. How can I incorporate these colours into my celebrations?
Get to know that daywise colours and sort your dressing and accessories accordingly. You can also use themes or decorations that reflect the day's designated colours at your home.