Forty-one pieces of festive jewellery read in one sitting. A third publish no reviews at all, and one product's reviews are divided between two tiles that are identical in every other respect.
Festive jewellery is bought on reviews more than on badges, which makes what Myntra's jewellery shelf does with reviews worth a close look. We read 41 listings across 26 brands on 8 October 2026, priced Rs. 215 to Rs. 873 in this seating, median Rs. 362. One Zeraki Jewels mangalsutra appears twice with the identical name, the identical Rs. 337 price, the identical Rs. 1,099 stated MRP and the identical 69% badge — but 494 ratings on one tile and 75 on the other. A further 14 of the 41 publish no rating at all, and the three best-reviewed pieces here are badged 43%, 69% and 69%.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on October 8, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Myntra coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Six listings from Rs. 215 to Rs. 296, including the deepest badge on the shelf at 89%, the shallowest at 26%, and a mangalsutra badged just 43% that carries the best rating in the seating.
A Roadster stainless steel bracelet at Rs. 215, badged 89%.
Why it earned its spot Nothing seated here costs less, and nothing is badged deeper.
A Newitin couple pack of two knot link bracelets at Rs. 237.
Why it earned its spot A pair for barely more than the cheapest single piece.
A Sangria set of two German silver gold-plated oxidised pieces at Rs. 282.
Why it earned its spot Festive oxidised styling with a real rating pool behind it.
A jueri gold-plated zircon mangalsutra at Rs. 285, badged just 43%.
Why it earned its spot The best-rated listing in the seating carries one of the shallowest badges.
A BANITHANI oxidised finger ring at Rs. 293, with no rating published.
Why it earned its spot Exactly the shelf's median badge, and no reviews to check it against.
A DEVIL PUTRA set of four silver-plated stone-studded pieces at Rs. 296.
Why it earned its spot Four pieces, the shallowest badge, no rating.
Six listings from Rs. 299 to Rs. 464, built around two tiles carrying the same product name, the same Rs. 337 price, the same Rs. 1,099 stated MRP and the same 69% badge - backed by 494 ratings and by 75.
A PRIVIU gold-plated American diamond studded mangalsutra at Rs. 299.
Why it earned its spot The third mangalsutra under Rs. 340, from a third brand.
A Zeraki Jewels gold-plated mangalsutra at Rs. 337, rated 4.4 from 494 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The first of two identical listings. This one carries the larger review pool.
The same Zeraki Jewels mangalsutra at the same Rs. 337, rated 4.6 from 75 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Identical price, identical MRP, identical badge, a fifth of the reviews.
A Saraf RS Jewellery set of two silver-toned pieces at Rs. 362.
Why it earned its spot Sits exactly on the full shelf's median price.
An Anouk necklace and chain at Rs. 390, with no rating published.
Why it earned its spot A known Myntra house label, with nothing to read on reviews.
A Peora pair of circular stud earrings at Rs. 464.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest earrings in the seating.
Six listings from Rs. 485 to Rs. 873, including two toe rings Rs. 265 apart on badges 28 points apart, the largest review pools on the shelf sitting on the shallower badges, and the dearest tile backed by 21 ratings.
A SHONA'S STYLE pair of geometric drop earrings at Rs. 485.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 21 above the studs, in a different shape.
A Nilu's Collection unisex set of two at Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 250 a piece, at the shelf's upper middle.
A Sangria pair of handcrafted toe rings at Rs. 606.
Why it earned its spot The dearer of two toe-ring listings here, by Rs. 265.
An Adwitiya Collection gold-plated piece at Rs. 837, rated 4.3 from 378 ratings.
Why it earned its spot One of the largest review pools in the seating, near the top of the price range.
A Goldnera swan charm adjustable toe ring at Rs. 871, badged 42%.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 265 above the other toe rings, on a much shallower badge.
A VIVAZS oxidised silver-plated multi Kundan piece at Rs. 873.
Why it earned its spot The dearest of the eighteen, with the thinnest real rating pool.
Four checks, in the order they are worth doing. First, paste the exact product name into the search box. One listing on this shelf is duplicated with its review pool split 494 to 75 at an identical price, so the tile you happen to open decides how well reviewed the product looks; finding the other one takes ten seconds and costs nothing. Second, read the count before the average. Rating counts here run from 9 to 1,099, and a 4.6 from 9 people and a 4.6 from 460 are not the same claim — every card on this page prints the count beside the average for that reason. Third, notice the blanks. Fourteen of the 41 listings publish no rating at all, including both earring listings seated here, so on parts of this shelf there is no second opinion available at any price. Fourth, ignore the badge. It spans 0% to 89% and the stated MRP behind it is a median 3.45 times the selling price; on this shelf the best-reviewed piece carries a 43% badge and the deepest badge sits on the cheapest tile. This is a price page: we did not buy, open or wear anything, and nothing here assesses metal, plating, stones or how a piece wears.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roadster bracelet Rs. 215 | Rs. 215 | Rs. 1,899 | 89% |
| Newitin pack of 2 Rs. 237 | Rs. 237 | Rs. 1,299 | 82% |
| Sangria set of 2 Rs. 282 | Rs. 282 | Rs. 1,330 | 79% |
| jueri mangalsutra Rs. 285 | Rs. 285 | Rs. 499 | 43% |
| BANITHANI ring Rs. 293 | Rs. 293 | Rs. 999 | 71% |
| DEVIL PUTRA set of 4 Rs. 296 | Rs. 296 | Rs. 399 | 26% |
| PRIVIU mangalsutra Rs. 299 | Rs. 299 | Rs. 1,230 | 76% |
| Zeraki listing one Rs. 337 | Rs. 337 | Rs. 1,099 | 69% |
| Zeraki listing two Rs. 337 | Rs. 337 | Rs. 1,099 | 69% |
| Saraf set of 2 Rs. 362 | Rs. 362 | Rs. 2,790 | 87% |
| Anouk necklace Rs. 390 | Rs. 390 | Rs. 899 | 57% |
| Peora studs Rs. 464 | Rs. 464 | Rs. 1,245 | 63% |
| SHONA'S drop earrings Rs. 485 | Rs. 485 | Rs. 1,499 | 68% |
| Nilu's set of 2 Rs. 499 | Rs. 499 | Rs. 1,299 | 62% |
| Sangria toe rings Rs. 606 | Rs. 606 | Rs. 1,999 | 70% |
| Adwitiya Rs. 837 | Rs. 837 | Rs. 2,659 | 69% |
| Goldnera toe ring Rs. 871 | Rs. 871 | Rs. 1,499 | 42% |
| VIVAZS Kundan Rs. 873 | Rs. 873 | Rs. 3,013 | 71% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was parsed from the window.__myx JSON that myntra.com's own women-jewellery and fashion-jewellery listing pages returned on 8 October 2026, logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 41 listings across 26 brands were returned and 18 are seated. Nothing is inferred and nothing is computed from a badge alone.
Fourteen of the 41 listings publish no star average and no review count at all, and seven of the eighteen seated here are among them. Those cards carry no rating pill rather than a zero or a placeholder, because there is nothing to show. Where a rating does appear, the count is printed beside it on the card and in the spec strip, since an average from 9 ratings and an average from 1,099 are not the same kind of number.
Two tiles carry the identical product name, price, stated MRP and badge but separate rating pools of 494 and 75. Collapsing them into one row would have hidden the only finding on this shelf that changes what a shopper should do. Both are seated, side by side, with the difference stated on each card. We do not assert that they are or are not the same physical item - their photographs differ and the listings do not say.
An MRP is the figure a listing prints. We have not verified that any piece here ever sold at its stated MRP, so every percentage and multiple on this page is arithmetic over two numbers a seller chose rather than a measured saving. Across the shelf the stated MRP is a median 3.45 times the selling price and the badge spans 0% to 89%.
This is a price page read from listing data. Nothing was bought, opened, worn or examined, and no claim is made about metal, plating, stones, Kundan work, durability, tarnishing or whether anything suits sensitive skin. Terms like 'German silver', 'gold-plated', 'American diamond' and 'handcrafted' are the listings' own printed words, reproduced as printed.
In this read of 41 listings on 8 October 2026, pieces sold from Rs. 215, with a median of Rs. 362, and the eighteen seated here run Rs. 215 to Rs. 873. Mangalsutras clustered tightly: four of them at Rs. 285, Rs. 299 and Rs. 337 twice. Those figures describe the listings these two jewellery paths returned on that date rather than Myntra's full catalogue, and listing pages are ranked and change continuously, so check the live page.
Because it is listed twice. 'Zeraki Jewels Gold-Plated Artificial Stones and Beads Mangalsutra' appears on two tiles with the identical product name, the identical Rs. 337 selling price, the identical Rs. 1,099 stated MRP and the identical 69% badge — but rated 4.4 from 494 ratings on one and 4.6 from 75 on the other. The photographs differ, so these may be different colourways or variants sold under one name; the listings do not say, and we do not assert that they are or are not the same physical item. Running more than one listing for a design is an ordinary and lawful commercial practice and no wrongdoing is alleged. For a shopper it means searching the exact product name and comparing every result is worth the ten seconds.
We can only report that they did not. Fourteen of the 41 listings read on 8 October published neither a star average nor a review count — not a zero, simply no rating field at all — and seven of the eighteen seated on this page are among them, including both earring listings. New listings naturally have no reviews yet, and whether a marketplace displays them is its own editorial decision; nothing here suggests otherwise. No card on this page carries a rating pill where the listing published nothing, because there is nothing to carry.
A badge is arithmetic over the selling price and a stated MRP the seller chose, and we have not verified that any piece here ever sold at its stated MRP. Across this shelf the stated MRP is a median 3.45 times the selling price and badges span 0% to 89%. The badge also points away from the reviews: the highest-rated listing in this seating, at 4.6 from 460 ratings, is badged just 43%, while the 89% badge sits on the cheapest tile. Comparing prices, and counts, is the reliable check. Setting a list price and choosing a discount are ordinary commercial decisions and no wrongdoing is alleged of anyone.
Three things that cost nothing. Search the exact product name to see whether the piece is listed more than once at a different review count or price — it happens on this shelf. Read the rating count, not just the average, since counts here run from 9 to 1,099 and a thin pool tells you very little. And check the return window before ordering, because fit and finish are the two things a photograph cannot settle. This page reports published prices and ratings only; it does not assess metal, plating, stones or how any piece wears, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy a particular item.

















