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Sabyasachi jewellery is beloved for its bold multi-colour stone work, artisan Kundan craftsmanship, and unapologetically rich aesthetic. These four necklace sets — Nashwa, Naina, Pakhi, and Osheen — capture that same Sabyasachi spirit in multi-colour imitation jewellery at a fraction of the designer price tag.
There's a reason Sabyasachi jewellery has become one of the most coveted aesthetics in Indian fashion. The bold gemstone colours, the artisan-level Kundan work, the layered richness that makes every piece feel like it was excavated from a Mughal treasure chest — it's a look that is deeply Indian, deeply luxurious, and deeply beautiful.
At The Shopping Tree, our Sabyasachi-inspired necklace sets bring that same visual richness to an accessible price point. Here are four of our most beautiful pieces in that collection.
1. Multi Nashwa Sabyasachi Necklace Set
The Nashwa is a richly coloured multi-stone necklace set that immediately evokes the Sabyasachi aesthetic — bold gemstone colours set in traditional Kundan-style work, with the kind of visual density that makes the whole piece feel like it carries weight and history. The multi-colour palette — combining greens, reds, blues, and warm golds — is exactly the colour story that Sabyasachi has made iconic.
Best for: Weddings, receptions, festive occasions, sangeet
Pairs with: Deep solid sarees (wine, forest green, navy), plain silk lehengas
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2. Multi Naina Sabyasachi Necklace Set
The Naina brings a softer, more romantic interpretation of the Sabyasachi multi-colour aesthetic. Where Nashwa is bold and dominant, Naina is layered and intricate — a multi-stone necklace set with a design that rewards close attention. The colour palette is rich but balanced, creating a sense of artistic intentionality.
Best for: Weddings, semi-formal occasions, festive family functions
Pairs with: Pastel lehengas, ivory silk sarees, muted tone outfits
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3. Multi Pakhi Sabyasachi Necklace Set
Pakhi carries a lightness and freedom in its design that makes it the most joyful piece in this collection. The multi-colour stone work is vibrant and celebratory — the Sabyasachi-inspired necklace for women who love colour without reservation. It works beautifully for Navratri, Diwali, sangeet functions, and any celebratory occasion.
Best for: Navratri, sangeet, Diwali, colourful weddings
Pairs with: Bright lehengas, chaniya cholis, vibrant silk sarees
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4. Multi Osheen Sabyasachi Necklace Set
The Osheen is the most dramatic and layered of the four — a multi-colour Sabyasachi-inspired necklace set with the kind of presence that fills the entire neckline and commands attention. The stone work is dense and rich, with colours layered to create depth and movement. Osheen is for occasions where you want to look like you've dressed with complete intention.
Best for: Grand weddings, receptions, bridal-adjacent occasions
Pairs with: Deep jewel-tone outfits, plain silk sarees, minimal embroidery lehengas
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How to Get the Sabyasachi Look
Sabyasachi jewellery is built on a few key principles that any woman can apply.
- Multi-colour stones — the palette is never monochromatic. Greens, reds, blues, and warm golds appear together, creating jewel-box richness.
- Traditional Kundan craftsmanship — stones are always set in traditional styles that reference India's jewellery heritage.
- Layered density — the jewellery is full, generous, and has presence. There is nothing minimal about it.
- Worn with restraint elsewhere — rich jewellery is almost always worn with simple, plain outfits. The jewellery is the story; the outfit is the canvas.
| Necklace | Occasion | Outfit |
|---|---|---|
| Nashwa | Grand weddings, receptions | Deep solid silk saree or plain lehenga |
| Naina | Semi-formal, family weddings | Pastel or ivory lehenga, muted silk saree |
| Pakhi | Navratri, sangeet, Diwali | Bright colourful lehenga or chaniya choli |
| Osheen | Grand receptions, bridal-adjacent | Jewel-tone plain saree or minimal embroidery lehenga |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Sabyasachi inspired" mean?
It means the design aesthetic draws from the visual language made iconic by designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee — multi-colour gemstone work, traditional Kundan craftsmanship, layered richness, and a deeply Indian artisanal quality. Our pieces are original imitation jewellery designs inspired by this aesthetic.
Which necklace is best for Navratri?
Pakhi is our top pick for Navratri — its vibrant, celebratory multi-colour palette is perfect for the festive energy of Garba nights and Navratri celebrations.
How do I style a Sabyasachi-inspired necklace for maximum impact?
Wear it with a plain or minimally embroidered outfit in a solid deep colour or ivory. Keep other jewellery minimal — small earrings, no other necklaces. Wear your hair back so the necklace is fully visible. Let the jewellery be the entire story of your look.
At The Shopping Tree, we believe the Sabyasachi aesthetic belongs to every woman. Explore Nashwa, Naina, Pakhi, and Osheen at theshoppingtree.in and use code BLOG10 for 10% off your order.