Janhvi Kapoor embraced festive maximalism in a patterned Patola saree by Nidhi Tambi Kejriwal. Jewellery from Aren Jewellers and Golecha Jewels completed the look through sculptural earrings, a centred - maang tikka, layered bangles and statement rings that picked up the saree’s saturated colour palette.
The Look
Janhvi Kapoor looked radiant in a vibrant Patola saree by Nidhi Tambi Kejriwal, featuring a striking mix of rich, vivid hues. Paisley, floral and geometric motifs ran across the fabric, while the patterned border and ornate pallu gave the drape a rich sense of movement.A fitted, short-sleeved blouse continued the visual language with dense multicoloured embroidery, bead-like embellishment and bright pink edging at the sleeves and hem. Draped over one shoulder, the pallu left the blouse and jewellery visible, allowing the accessories to become part of the composition rather than a separate finishing touch.
Her hair was worn loose with a centre parting to frame the maang tikka and long earrings.
The Brand Spotlight
Aren Jewellers and Golecha Jewels shaped the jewellery direction of Janhvi Kapoor’s festive ensemble through two complementary interpretations of Indian heritage design.
Aren Jewellers works across Polki, diamond, Kundan, Rajwada and gemstone jewellery. Its collections favour detailed craft, rich colour and a confident scale, lending themselves naturally to occasion wear and expressive styling.
Golecha Jewels, established in 1998, is known for handcrafted Jadau and Kundan-Polki creations informed by Rajasthan’s royal jewellery traditions. Ornate gold work, coloured stones and heritage silhouettes form a central part of its design vocabulary, creating pieces that feel rooted in the past yet suited to a contemporary wardrobe.
Together, the two houses brought coherence to a look already full of colour and pattern. Their jewellery created measured points of sparkle and structure across the face, wrists and hands.
The Jewellery Decode
The long earrings from Aren Jewellers added movement and length to the look. Their chandelier silhouette, layered drops and colourful detailing framed the face beautifully, complementing the vibrancy of the Patola without competing with it.
At the centre parting, the Golecha Jewels maang tikka introduced a distinctly traditional touch. Its circular design, deep red centre and delicate hanging drops brought a ceremonial element to the styling, while the bindi added to its classic appeal.
The wrists were layered with a generous stack of bangles from Aren Jewellers and Golecha Jewels. Varied widths, textures, finishes and coloured stones came together to create a rich, celebratory effect that felt deliberately diverse .
Aren Jewellers’ rings completed the hand styling, with a statement green centred ring and an ornate floral design providing the strongest accents. A smaller green stone ring added another subtle touch of colour, tying the jewellery together.
The pairing works because the jewellery matches the Patola’s inherent richness without overpowering its intricate weave. The traditional silhouettes of the earrings, maang tikka, bangles and rings complement the saree’s heritage aesthetic, while the pops of colour create continuity between the jewellery and the textile. Together, Aren Jewellers and Golecha Jewels add depth, texture and a festive finish to the look.
