Maria B jewellery 2026: bridal sets, jhumkas and bangles from Rs 4,490

Maria B is best known for clothes, but its jewellery line has grown into a proper wedding-season stop. The winter 2026 pieces, added to the brand’s website through October, include full bridal sets with tikka, statement jhumkas with saharay, zircon bangles and simpler everyday pieces. We went through the range on Monday, 2 November, and picked eight across budgets.

These are fashion pieces, not real gold: the sets and jhumkas are 21K gold plated with handcut glass, poth (small beads) and coloured stones, and some bangles and malas are rhodium or silver based. Maria B’s care note for most of them is simply to wipe them clean, so keep them away from perfume and store each piece in its own pouch.

For the bride and close family

Ezyati Set (Rs 41,990) is the bridal piece of the range: a structured choker of handcut glass with a pink tourmaline-coloured centre stone and emerald green drops, plus a tikka and statement earrings. It is made for a red or deep maroon barat outfit.

Hanarah Set (Rs 29,990) is a gold-plated necklace and earrings with white glass motifs and a fine fringe of tiny beads along the lower edge. It has the look of an old family set and would suit a mehndi in yellow or green.

Ubab Set (Rs 29,990) is the colourful one: white zircon with yellow, orange, blue and green stones, pink and off-white drops and a dori to tie it. It works best with a plain ivory or pastel outfit, where it can stand out.

Earrings and bangles

Jorawar Earrings (Rs 19,990) are big tiered jhumkas with saharay, the chains that go up into the hair. Maria B says the sahara is detachable, so you can wear them plain at a smaller event later.

Sevgili Earrings (Rs 7,990) are long tassel earrings with white and green bead strands. They are light, they move, and they suit a sister of the bride who wants something festive without a full set.

Maziye Bangle (Rs 13,990) in emerald green is a rhodium bangle with a V-shaped front of white zircons and green drops. One is enough on the wrist; stack it with plain gold-tone kangans if you want more.

Everyday and gifting

Sorae Mala (Rs 25,990) is a long, layered silver mala of fine white zircon strands. It is the most versatile piece here, as good over a plain black kurta at a dinner as with a formal.

Nameer Bracelet (Rs 4,490) is a dainty chain bracelet in Ganga Jamni (gold and silver plated) with small zircon links. At this price it is a sensible gift for a bridesmaid or a mehndi favour.

Worth it?

At Rs 25,000 to Rs 42,000 for a full set, Maria B is priced above most local artificial jewellery shops but well below real gold, which is the point for a wedding you will dress for once. The detailing in the product photos is sharp and the sets come with matching earrings. Prices are as shown on Maria B’s website on 2 November 2026.