Gold-Toned Nath with Multicolour Stones

Pink, green and clear stones sit together around this nath's ring with no single colour dominating, a departure from the red-and-clear or all-clear pairings…

Pink, green and clear stones sit together around this nath's ring with no single colour dominating, a departure from the red-and-clear or all-clear pairings that cover most of the naths in this range. The source listing calls them ruby and emerald tones, but without verified sourcing behind that claim, the honest description is coloured glass or synthetic stones rather than genuine gems.

There's no drop hanging below this one; the ring itself carries the whole design, stones set edge to edge in a gold-toned base with no space between them for the metal to show through. That makes it sit a touch closer to the face than naths with a swinging charm, since nothing moves independently of the ring.

Closure follows the same screw-fit post used across this range, a small knurled cap visible in the photo, threaded onto a pin that needs a pierced nostril to sit correctly; it isn't a clip-on.

Multicolour pieces read as more festive than a single-tone ring by default, useful for Diwali or a wedding season where the rest of an outfit is already carrying colour and a matching accessory would be one colour too many. It sits fine on its own with a plain kurta too, doing the colour work the rest of the outfit doesn't need to.

Keep it dry and away from perfume, same as any plated piece, and store it separately from anything that could catch on the stone settings. At ₹109, the mixed colour is the whole reason to pick this one over a single-tone alternative.