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Two jewellery brands on Myntra are Rs. 102 apart on price and 39 percentage points apart on badge. One states reference prices at six times what it charges; the other at under two. Across 111 listings, that gap is the shelf's defining feature.
📅 Update log:
12 November 2026: first published. All 111 listings, their selling prices, stated MRPs, badges, star averages and rating counts read from Myntra's own listing data on this date, logged out, from India, with nothing bought — the earrings, women's earrings, fashion jewellery and jewellery sets shelves. Medians, MRP multiples and every count are arithmetic on Myntra's published figures and are shown beside them. The badge-versus-rating comparison was run before writing and contradicted the expected result, so the page reports what the data shows rather than the tidier claim.
Two jewellery brands on Myntra sell at almost exactly the same price. One of them prints a reference price six times higher than the other.
Zaveri Pearls has eleven listings in this read at a median of Rs. 674. MANGO has eight, at a median of Rs. 776. They are Rs. 102 apart on what you pay. But Zaveri Pearls' stated MRPs run at a median of 6.22 times its selling price and MANGO's at 1.83 times — so one shelf badges at 84% off and the other at 45%.
The badge gap is 39 points. The price gap is Rs. 102. That is the whole shape of this shelf, across 111 listings read on 12 November 2026.
What the shelf looks like
| Measure | Lowest | Median | Highest | Spread |
|---|
| Selling price | Rs. 203 | Rs. 471 | Rs. 1,417 | 26 under Rs. 300, 62 under Rs. 500, 91 under Rs. 800 |
| Stated MRP | Rs. 449 | Rs. 1,576 | Rs. 6,399 | The median reference price is 3.3x the median selling price |
| Badge | 0% | 72% | 88% | 49 of 111 listings state an MRP at 4x the price or more |
| Rating count | None | — | — | 80 of 111 are rated; 31 carry no rating at all |
This is an inexpensive shelf with expensive-looking reference prices. 62 of the 111 listings sell under Rs. 500 and 91 under Rs. 800, while the median stated MRP is Rs. 1,576 — 3.3 times the median selling price of Rs. 471.
The same price, very different reference prices
| Brand | Listings | Median price | Median badge | Median MRP multiple | Rated | Median rating count |
|---|
| Zaveri Pearls | 11 | Rs. 674 | 84% | 6.22x | 10 of 11 | 2,254 |
| MANGO | 8 | Rs. 776 | 45% | 1.83x | 4 of 8 | 8 |
| Sangria | 5 | Rs. 382 | 86% | 6.99x | 4 of 5 | 32 |
| SZN | 6 | Rs. 258 | 78% | 4.63x | 4 of 6 | 58 |
| Peora | 5 | Rs. 691 | 71% | 3.46x | 5 of 5 | 161 |
| Anouk | 7 | Rs. 396 | 65% | 2.89x | 2 of 7 | 9,976 |
| SALTY | 3 | Rs. 456 | 16% | 1.20x | 3 of 3 | 136 |
Read the first two rows together. The cheaper of the two brands wears the deeper badge, and it is not because it is discounting harder in rupees — it is because its reference prices sit six times above its selling prices where MANGO's sit less than twice above.
SALTY is the far end of the same pattern: a median badge of 16% and a median MRP just 1.20 times the selling price. One of its three listings states an MRP identical to its selling price, so it badges 0%.
The pattern tracks brand recognition rather than price. The names a shopper is most likely to know from the high street — MANGO, SALTY — print the shallowest badges. Nothing improper is alleged here: stating a reference price above a selling price is ordinary retail practice, and a brand is entitled to set its own list price. The practical consequence is simply that the percentage cannot be used to compare across these brands.
Forty-nine of 111 state an MRP at four times the price
| Listing | You pay | Stated MRP | Multiple | Badge | Rating count |
|---|
| Nui Stone-Studded Jewellery Set | Rs. 336 | Rs. 2,899 | 8.63x | 88% | 380 |
| I Jewels Oxidized Temple Ghungroo | Rs. 239 | Rs. 1,999 | 8.36x | 88% | 22 |
| Zaveri Pearls Floral Jhumkas | Rs. 420 | Rs. 3,450 | 8.21x | 88% | None |
| EBR Gold-Plated Necklace and Earrings | Rs. 494 | Rs. 3,999 | 8.10x | 88% | None |
| TEEMEX Gold-Plated Stone-Studded | Rs. 439 | Rs. 3,499 | 7.97x | 87% | 685 |
| Sangria Stone-Studded & Beaded | Rs. 257 | Rs. 1,999 | 7.78x | 87% | 35 |
34 listings state an MRP at five times the selling price or more, and 10 at seven times or more. The deepest on the shelf is 8.63x — a Rs. 336 jewellery set against a stated Rs. 2,899.
At these multiples the badge stops distinguishing anything. The top four listings above are all badged 87% or 88% at prices between Rs. 239 and Rs. 494. Sorting this shelf by discount would put them in an essentially arbitrary order.
A claim we expected to find, and did not
| Group | Listings | Of which rated | Median rating count |
|---|
| Badge 80% or deeper | 36 | 30 | 348 |
| Badge 40% or shallower | 11 | 8 | 106 |
The tidy version of this story would be "the deepest badges have no reviews". On this shelf that is simply false.
Listings badged 80% or deeper carry a median of 348 ratings. Listings badged 40% or shallower carry a median of 106. The deeply-badged items are the more reviewed group, by more than three to one.
So an 88% badge here is not a warning sign on its own. It tells you about the reference price and nothing about whether anyone has bought the thing. Two of the six listings in the table above do carry no rating — but 31 of the 111 listings overall are unrated, spread across the badge range.
What the rating counts can and cannot tell you
80 of the 111 listings carry a rating; 31 carry none at all. Where a count exists it is Myntra's own figure, and the range is enormous — Anouk's seven listings have a median count of 9,976 while MANGO's eight have a median of 8.
One caution on the large numbers. Myntra pools ratings across colourways of the same product, so a listing showing several thousand ratings may be inheriting them from a family of variants rather than from that exact item. That makes a high count weaker evidence than it looks, and it is why the medians above are quoted per brand rather than per listing.
And nothing here was ordered, worn or handled. A listing tile carries a name, a price, a reference price, a badge and sometimes a rating. It does not carry plating thickness, metal content, stone quality or whether a pair of earrings tarnishes in a month — and this page makes no claim about any of those.
How to read this shelf
- Compare rupees, not percentages, across brands. Zaveri Pearls at 84% and MANGO at 45% are Rs. 102 apart on median price.
- Check the MRP multiple. 49 of 111 listings state a reference price at 4x the selling price or more, topping out at 8.63x.
- A deep badge is not a red flag here. Listings badged 80%+ carry a median of 348 ratings against 106 for those badged 40% or less.
- Treat very high rating counts cautiously. Myntra pools them across colourways, so they may not all belong to the item you are looking at.
- 31 listings carry no rating at all — on those, price and the stated MRP are the only published facts.
- The shelf is cheap in absolute terms. 62 of 111 sell under Rs. 500, whatever the badge says.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do earrings cost on Myntra in November 2026?
Across 111 listings read on 12 November 2026 — earrings and jewellery sets — prices run Rs. 203 to Rs. 1,417 with a median of Rs. 471. 62 of the 111 sell under Rs. 500 and 91 under Rs. 800. Stated MRPs run Rs. 449 to Rs. 6,399 with a median of Rs. 1,576, which is 3.3 times the median selling price. Badges run from 0% to 88% with a median of 72%.
Why do some Myntra jewellery brands show 84% off and others 45%?
Because of the reference price, not the selling price. Zaveri Pearls sells at a median of Rs. 674 and MANGO at Rs. 776 — Rs. 102 apart — but Zaveri Pearls' stated MRPs run at a median of 6.22 times its selling price against MANGO's 1.83 times. That produces an 84% badge against a 45% one on items costing almost the same. SALTY sits further along the same line at 1.20x and a 16% median badge. Nothing improper is alleged — reference pricing is ordinary retail practice, but it does mean the percentage cannot compare brands.
Are Myntra's jewellery MRPs inflated?
49 of the 111 listings state an MRP at four times the selling price or more, 34 at five times or more and 10 at seven times or more. The highest is 8.63x — a Rs. 336 jewellery set against a stated Rs. 2,899 — followed by 8.36x, 8.21x and 8.10x. At those multiples the badge no longer separates anything: the four deepest sit at 87% or 88% on items costing between Rs. 239 and Rs. 494. Setting a list price above a selling price is lawful and ordinary; this page reports the multiples rather than alleging wrongdoing.
Do the most heavily discounted Myntra jewellery listings have no reviews?
No — the opposite, on this shelf. We checked this before writing because it is the obvious story. The 36 listings badged 80% or deeper carry a median of 348 ratings; the 11 badged 40% or shallower carry a median of 106. The deeply-badged group is the more reviewed one, by more than three to one. So a deep badge is not a warning sign here — it describes the reference price and nothing else. Separately, 31 of the 111 listings carry no rating at all, spread across the badge range.
Can I trust the rating counts on Myntra jewellery?
Treat large counts with some caution. The figures are Myntra's own, and 80 of 111 listings carry one — but Myntra pools ratings across colourways of the same product, so a listing showing several thousand ratings may be inheriting them from a family of variants rather than that exact item. The spread between brands is also very wide: Anouk's listings have a median count of 9,976 and MANGO's a median of 8. 31 listings carry no rating at all, and on those the price and the stated MRP are the only published facts.
Prices & codes last verified: November 12, 2026
Prices, stated MRPs, badges and rating counts recorded from Myntra on 12 November 2026 and will change. Nothing was ordered, worn or handled, and no claim is made about gold plating, metal content, stone quality, tarnishing or durability — none of that appears on a listing tile. Stating a reference price above a selling price is ordinary and lawful retail practice, and nothing here alleges wrongdoing by Myntra or by any brand named. Rating counts may pool across colourways. No coupon code, bank offer or delivery charge is included in any figure.
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