What Are the Unique Silver Gifts to Surprise Loved Ones This Diwali?
Diwali is a festival of light, family, and blessings. Gifts are a big part of it. They show love and respect. Silver has always been important in our homes. It is pure and considered lucky. People keep it for rituals, wear it, and pass it down. That is why silver jewellery makes sense as a Diwali gift.
At Ejaa, we make silver jewellery by hand in the Pahadi style. Every piece is simple, traditional, and lasting. Coins, chokers, bracelets, pendants, each one is made to be given with love.
1. Baba Ji’s Pure Silver Coins
This Diwali, we bring a limited edition of pure silver coins dedicated to Neem Karoli Baba Ji. Each coin is made in 999 silver with a detailed sacred design. They are meaningful keepsakes that carry blessings and cultural value, perfect for festive gifting. Bulk orders are welcome so families and organizations can share these coins with loved ones during the celebration.
2. Guluband (Choker)
The Guluband is a traditional Pahadi choker, handcrafted in silver. It rests close to the neck and adds charm to any festive outfit. Simple yet elegant, it carries the essence of heritage while fitting easily with modern style. A Guluband is a meaningful Diwali gift, perfect for someone who values culture and wants jewellery they can wear on both special and regular occasions.
3. Matarmala
Matarmala is a heavy silver necklace from the Pahadi tradition. It has a bold design and is worn at festivals and family occasions. This piece is often chosen for mothers or elder women as it shows respect and love. Gifting a Matarmala for Diwali makes the celebration memorable and keeps the tradition alive for future generations to cherish.
4. Neckpieces
Silver neckpieces are common in every household. Some are plain. Some are heavier with work. The light ones are worn daily. The heavy ones come out for weddings, puja, and festivals. They last long and often stay in the family. A neckpiece as a Diwali gift is simple, useful, and respected. Women of all ages wear them, and they never go out of use.
5. Pahuchi
Pahuchi is a traditional silver bracelet from the hills. It is worn tight on the wrist and made to last. Women usually wear it at weddings, puja, and other family functions. Many people gift it to mothers or elders as it shows respect. Giving a Pahuchi on Diwali is a simple way to share something that is both useful and full of tradition.
6. Nath
Nath is a traditional nose ring in silver. It is worn mostly at weddings and during festivals. In Pahadi culture, Nath is seen as pride and identity. The designs are big, detailed, and always stand out. Many families keep it as part of their heritage. Gifting a Nath for Diwali is rare but meaningful, especially for women who value tradition.
7. Earrings
Silver earrings are worn by almost everyone. Some are small and plain. Some are heavy and made for weddings. People wear studs every day. Jhumkas and hoops are saved for festivals. Every woman has a pair at home, and they last for years. That is why earrings work well as a Diwali gift. They are simple, easy to choose, and never go to waste.
8. Rings
Silver rings are simple and always useful. Some are plain bands, others have patterns. People wear them every day without worry. Both men and women like them, which makes them easy to gift. A ring in silver lasts long and does not lose meaning. Giving one on Diwali is a small gesture, but it feels personal and is always appreciated.
9. Chains
Silver chains are common in every home. Some are thin and worn daily, some are thick and kept for functions. They can be worn plain or with a pendant. Both men and women use them, which makes chains an easy gift. A chain in silver lasts for years and is always useful. Giving one on Diwali is simple but meaningful.
10. Kada
Kada in silver is heavy and strong. It is worn by men and women both. Some people wear it daily, others keep it for special days. Designs can be plain or with work, depending on taste. A kada lasts long and does not lose value. As a Diwali gift, it feels traditional and meaningful.d is always useful. Giving one on Diwali is simple but meaningful.
Conclusion
Diwali is a festival of light and blessings. A gift in silver is simple, useful, and full of meaning. Coins, chokers, bracelets, rings, or chains, each piece will last and stay valuable. Families have trusted silver for generations, and it still carries the same respect today. With Ejaa’s handcrafted jewellery, you can choose gifts that are traditional, personal, and made to be remembered.
