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Celebrate Hartalika Teej in Style with Traditional Silver & Gold Jewellery

Shwetha J August 21, 2025

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August 21, 2025

Shwetha J

Hartalika Teej is one of the most adored festivals celebrated by both married and unmarried women in India. It is the festival that celebrates the union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and has deep cultural and spiritual significance. While Hartalika Teej is about fasting, traditions, rituals, and prayers, it is also about celebrating womanhood, practices, and the fun of dressing up in ethnic clothes with traditional silver and gold jewellery.

In 2025, this marque celebrating the beauty of womanhood, is celebrated on 26th August, and it is a great time to enjoy wearing traditional ornaments of bichiya (toe rings), anklets, bangles and statement necklaces. If you are looking for festive elegance, GIVA's Hartalika Teej jewellery is about reinstating the balance between traditional and modern craftsmanship.

What is Hartalika Teej?

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Hartalika Teej is celebrated on Tritiya (the third day) of Shukla Paksha in Bhadrapada month. Women observe a nirjala vrat (fast without water) for their husband's well-being or to have a good life partner. Hartalika Teej has songs, dances, mehendi, and the extravagance of traditional jewellery.

Women dress up in green sarees and red bangles, sindoor, toe rings, and gold jewellery, making the celebration devotional and a showcase of cultural beauty.

Hartalika Teej 2025: Date and Significance

One of the most asked questions is "Hartalika Teej kab hai in 2025?" This year, it will be celebrated on 26th August,, with the puja muhurat being in the evening hours.

Significance: The vrat is a symbol of Goddess Parvati's devotion and penance to acquire Lord Shiva as her husband. Women today continue this tradition and embrace marital happiness, love and commitment.

The Significance of Jewellery During Hartalika Teej

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Jewellery on Hartalika Teej is more than just an accessory and represents cultural identity and wealth. Each item of jewellery is significant:

- Bichiya (Toe Ring): A toe ring indicates marital status and is also said to be good for the body's energies.

- Anklets (Payal): Anklets are also a representation of beauty and femininity.

- Bangles: Bangles are associated with prosperity and happiness.

- Necklace and Earrings: These represent auspiciousness and elegance during puja.

- Gold and silver jewellery: Gold and silver are sacred in Indian culture and are the metals of fortune in India.

Wearing these items of jewellery during Hartalika Teej adds to the festive occasion and cultural heritage.

Silver & Gold Jewellery Ideas for Hartalika Teej 2025

1. Bichiya and Toe ring Designs

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Bichiya, or toe rings, are an important ornament for married women for Teej. They add to the festive look, and most importantly they have Ayurvedic benefits by improving blood circulation.

- Traditional Silver Toe Rings: These are suitable for those who prefer simple designs

- Gold-plated Toe Rings: A modern twist on traditional styles.

- Designer Toe Rings: These toe rings are embellished with gemstones or meenakari work that gives some festive flare

You can see all of GIVA’s toe ring designs to find some classic and contemporary designs.

2. Gold Mangalsutra & Necklaces

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A gold mangalsutra is considered a sign of marital harmony, so it's something to be remembered for Hartalika Teej puja. You may combine the gold mangalsutra with a minimal gold chain necklace or a larger statement chains or temple jewellery.

3. Ankle bracelets (Payal) to add a playful detail

Silver Triple Flora Anklet

Silver anklets are one of the most important parts of Indian festive wear. You can chose decorated or ghungroo designs to have a melodious sound to your step or sleek chain anklets for a minimalist look.

4. Bangles and Kadas

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Red, green and gold plated bangles remind us of the holiday of Teej, which is on a moonlit night during the monsoon season. Traditionally, multiple gold-plated kadakas or silver kada bangles with several glass bangles make a classic outfit shine.

5. Earrings to light up your face

Silver Pink Oval Halo Studs

Earrings (for women) complete the look for any occasion, especially for Teej celebrations. You can also have on pearl-inspired silver earring or gold plated chandbali earrings for a more royal look.

6. Rings and features lab grown diamond

Instead of just bichiya, the traditional toe ring in Indian culture, a diamond or gold ring can add glimmer to your attire on festive occasions in India. Choose a lab-grown diamond ring that meets your sustainability goals to still look glamorous.

Hartalika Teej Jewellery Shopping: Where to Buy?

If you are looking for deals and offers, jewellery brands such as GIVA offer festival discounts like featured discounts on silver, gold-plated, and diamond jewellery too. You can find a collection whether you are shopping for yourself, or for a loved one, that represents the spirit of Hartalika Teej.

GIVA Hartalika Teej Collection Features:

- Trendy bichiya styles in silver

- Stylish gold-plated necklaces.

- Minimalist silver toe rings to wear every day.

- Festive Earrings with gemstones.

How to Style Jewellery for Hartalika Teej

- Layer your toe rings with silver anklets.

- Knot a mangalsutra with a delicate gold chain to wear with grace.

- Match your bangles with your saree color, you can wear green, red or gold for Teej.

If you are fasting all day, wear lightweight earrings for comfort. Keep the balance of tradition and comfort and do not over accessorise.

Hartalika Teej 2025 FAQs

1. Hartalika Teej kab hai in 2025?

Hartalika Teej will be celebrated on 26th August, 2025, in the month of Bhadrapada.

2. Which jewellery is worn on Hartalika Teej?

Women usually wear toe rings (bichiya), anklets, bangles, mangalsutra, necklace, and earrings in silver or gold during this puja.

3. Why is bichiya (toe ring) important for Teej?

The bichiya signifies a woman's marital status and is viewed as a sacred ornament for married women during a festival like Teej.

4. Can unmarried women wear silver jewellery on Teej?

Yes, unmarried women often wear silver bangles, earrings and anklets when dressing for Teej.

5. Where can I find Hartalika Teej jewellery offers?

Many online brands including, GIVA, provide offers on silver and gold jewellery collections for the festive season.

6. Is gold or silver jewellery better for Teej?

Both types of jewellery are auspicious. Gold jewellery is viewed as a symbol bringing growth and prosperity into the home. While silver jewellery is viewed as a symbol of purity, peace, and elegance.

Hartalika Teej is a festival of devotion, traditions, and the experience of womanhood. Sporting ethnic wear along with traditional silver and gold jewellery brings the spiritual and cultural aspects of the day to life. There are so many ornaments to wear for the festival from toe rings (bichiya designs) to anklets, bangles, and necklaces that can add to the significance of the holiday.

This Hartalika Teej 2025, go through GIVA jewellery collection, and find out about Hartalika Teej sales and offers to take home jewellery pieces that balance the traditional side with a contemporary flair.

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Shwetha J

My journey started with CMS, which eventually opened the door to the world of SEO, where I work across websites, Shopify, content, and both on-page and off-page SEO. I enjoy researching new ideas and understanding search trends. When I’m not working with keywords, websites, or research, you’ll probably find me dancing.