Silver Jewellery for Hariyali Teej: What to Wear
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Hariyali Teej is a day of green, mehendi and traditional finery — and the right silver jewellery for Teej completes the look beautifully. In 2026, Hariyali Teej falls on 15 August. Whether you're wearing a lehariya saree or a green suit, here's what to pair it with.
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Why Silver Suits Teej
Teej is a traditional festival, and oxidised silver's antique finish is made for it — it complements green and bright festive colours, feels lighter than heavy gold, and carries the ethnic charm the day calls for.
What to Wear for Hariyali Teej
Oxidised jhumkas or chandbalis. The centrepiece of any Teej look — browse silver earrings.
Silver bangles or a kada. Stacked bangles complete the traditional look; see silver bracelets.
A maang tikka and nose pin. Classic married-women touches that pair beautifully with green outfits.
A layered or oxidised necklace. Keep it traditional with an oxidised choker or a detailed silver necklace.
Styling Tips
Green-toned or kundan-style stones tie into the Teej theme. If your outfit is heavily embroidered, let the earrings lead and keep the neckline simple. For more festive ideas, see our oxidised festive picks and festive styling guide.
FAQs
When is Hariyali Teej 2026?
Hariyali Teej 2026 falls on 15 August.
What jewellery is worn on Teej?
Oxidised jhumkas, silver bangles or a kada, a maang tikka, a nose pin and a traditional necklace — often with green-toned stones.
Is oxidised silver good for Teej?
Yes — its antique finish suits the traditional theme and pairs beautifully with green and festive colours.