Myntra Necklace and Earring Prices September 2026: Rs. 178 to Rs. 37,532

A hundred listings came back in this read and exactly one of them says 14KT in its title. It costs Rs. 37,532 and its stated MRP is Rs. 37,563.72 - thirty-one rupees and seventy-two paise higher, which rounds to a 0 per cent badge. Every other listing on this page is plated, coated or stainless steel, and their median badge is 74 per cent. That contrast is the most useful thing on this shelf. Gold has a daily market rate, so a jeweller selling real gold cannot invent a struck-through number above it; a seller of plated brass can put any figure it likes in the MRP field. The odd paise in this MRP is itself the tell - it is a rate-linked calculation rather than a round retail number.

• Selling price: Rs. 37,532
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 37,563.72, 0% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: 14KT gold, per the listing title - the only such listing in this read
• Seller: Mia by Tanishq
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 37,532 against a stated MRP of Rs. 37,563.72, a difference of Rs. 31.72 - a 0% badge
• Evidence: no rating or rating count published for this listing
• Buying logic: The only non-imitation piece here, and priced like it
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Nine hundred and thirty-three rupees, described by the listing as a 24K gold plated handcrafted ruby and emerald set, with 4.4 from 1,073 ratings behind it. That rating count is what makes this worth seating: a thousand people is a real sample by any standard, and there are only a handful of listings in this read that can say so. The 87 per cent badge is arithmetic over a stated Rs. 7,250 that nobody has been asked to pay, and it sits beside a Tanishq listing where the same marketplace discounts real gold by nothing at all. Plating thickness, karat and wear life are the seller's own description and are not something we have measured.

• Selling price: Rs. 933
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 7,250, 87% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: 24K gold plated, per the listing title
• Seller: Rubans
• Listing category: jewellery set
• Key detail: Rs. 933 off a stated Rs. 7,250, an 87% badge, 4.4 stars from 1,073 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 4.4 from 1,073 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The set we would buy on the evidence
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Eight hundred and fifty-three rupees for a gold-plated kundan-stone set, 4.4 from 766 ratings, and an 87 per cent badge identical to the Rubans listing above it. Two sets, two sellers, two stated MRPs of Rs. 6,450 and Rs. 7,250, and the same headline percentage - which is the clearest sign that the percentage is a property of the seller's MRP field rather than of the deal. On the numbers that can be checked, this is eighty rupees cheaper with three hundred fewer ratings at the same average. Both are worth more attention than the badge they share.

• Selling price: Rs. 853
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 6,450, 87% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold-plated, per the listing title
• Seller: Zaveri Pearls
• Listing category: jewellery set
• Key detail: Rs. 853 off a stated Rs. 6,450, an 87% badge, 4.4 stars from 766 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 4.5 from 766 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Cheaper than the Rubans set, with a smaller sample
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

At Rs. 1,071 this is the second-dearest plated set that came back in our read, behind a Rubans set at Rs. 1,794, and it is worth holding next to the Rs. 37,532 gold necklace for a moment: the entire imitation shelf here, from Rs. 178 studs to Rs. 1,794, fits inside five per cent of the price of one 14KT chain. That is the real structure of this category. Forty-eight ratings at 4.5 is a small but non-trivial sample. Its 82 per cent badge is drawn from a stated Rs. 5,950, and like every other badge on this page except one, we have no way to check that anyone was ever asked to pay it.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,071
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 5,950, 82% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold-plated, per the listing title
• Seller: Zaveri Pearls
• Listing category: jewellery set
• Key detail: Rs. 1,071 off a stated Rs. 5,950, an 82% badge, 4.5 stars from 48 ratings
• Evidence: 4.5 from 48 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The top of the imitation shelf
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Two hundred and seventy-four rupees, and a stated MRP of Rs. 330. That is a 17 per cent badge, the smallest of any discounted listing in this read, and the interesting part is what it is competing with: VAMA stainless-steel chains further down this page cost Rs. 240 and show 84 per cent off a stated Rs. 1,500. Thirty-four rupees separates the two prices; sixty-seven percentage points separate the two badges. If you were shopping the percentage you would never open this listing, and you would be paying almost exactly the same money. 4.5 from 85 ratings is a decent sample by the standards of this shelf.

• Selling price: Rs. 274
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 330, 17% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: rose gold plated, per the listing title
• Seller: MYKI
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 274 off a stated Rs. 330 - a 17% badge, the smallest in the read
• Evidence: 4.5 from 85 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The honest-MRP pick, and it costs about the same
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

MYKI has three necklaces in this read, priced Rs. 267, Rs. 274 and Rs. 274, all against a stated MRP of Rs. 330. The badges are 19, 17 and 17 per cent. One listing with a modest MRP could be an oversight; three from the same seller at the same MRP is a pricing policy, and it is the opposite of the policy most of this shelf follows. Nothing about the product explains the difference - this is a rose-gold-plated bow chain sitting in the same price band as the 84-per-cent steel chains. Forty-one ratings at 4.4. Treat the 19 per cent as a sign the seller's MRP is close to its real price, which is the only way a badge can tell you anything at all.

• Selling price: Rs. 267
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 330, 19% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold-plated, per the listing title
• Seller: MYKI
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 267 off a stated Rs. 330, a 19% badge, 4.4 stars from 41 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 4.4 from 41 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Buy for the price; the badge is the least of it
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Four hundred and ninety-nine rupees, MRP four hundred and ninety-nine rupees. Three listings in this read of a hundred carry no discount at all, and this is the cheapest of them. It will never appear in a sale filter, it will never carry a badge, and it is priced above about eighty per cent of the shelf - which in practice means most shoppers will never see it. Whether hoop earrings at Rs. 499 are worth twice the Rs. 247 hoops elsewhere on this page is a judgment about the product, and the listing gives us nothing to check it with: five ratings, no material named in the title. We seat it as evidence that a zero badge exists on this shelf, not as a recommendation.

• Selling price: Rs. 499
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 499, 0% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: not stated in the listing title
• Seller: TACORRY
• Listing category: earrings
• Key detail: Rs. 499 selling price against a stated MRP of Rs. 499 - a 0% badge
• Evidence: 4.6 from only 5 ratings — too few to read as a verdict
• Buying logic: Instructive rather than buyable
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

This listing's title says 24K pure gold plated stainless steel, which is a stronger material claim than most of the page makes, and its badge is 20 per cent - among the four smallest in a hundred listings. Meanwhile listings describing themselves simply as gold-plated print 84, 86 and 88 per cent. There is no relationship between how much metal a listing claims and how large a discount it advertises, which is the point of seating it here. No rating and no rating count are published, so there is nothing to check the claim against. Plating karat and thickness are the seller's own words and we have not assayed anything.

• Selling price: Rs. 500
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 625, 20% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: 24K pure gold plated stainless steel, per the listing title
• Seller: STUDEX
• Listing category: earrings
• Key detail: Rs. 500 off a stated Rs. 625, a 20% badge, no rating or rating count published
• Evidence: no rating or rating count published for this listing
• Buying logic: Only if you want the stated plating spec
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Three listings in this read show 88 per cent off. One is a men's chain at Rs. 607 off a stated Rs. 5,000, one is an earring at Rs. 239 off a stated Rs. 1,999, and this is a cubic-zirconia necklace at Rs. 247 off that same Rs. 1,999. The badge is identical and the prices differ by a factor of two and a half. That is the clearest available demonstration that a percentage on this shelf tells you nothing about what you will pay, and cannot be compared between two listings. At Rs. 247 this is one of the cheaper necklaces on the page, which is the fact worth acting on. It publishes no rating at all, as 38 of the 100 listings in this read do not.

• Selling price: Rs. 247
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 88% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold-plated, per the listing title
• Seller: Zaphariq
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 247 off a stated Rs. 1,999, an 88% badge, no rating or rating count published
• Evidence: no rating or rating count published for this listing
• Buying logic: Cheap; no evidence behind it
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Eighty-eight per cent off is the biggest badge in this read and it comes from one number: a stated MRP of Rs. 5,000. MEENAZ has three chains here, at Rs. 607, Rs. 680 and Rs. 680, and all three state Rs. 5,000. Put that beside the MYKI listings at Rs. 267 to Rs. 274 off a stated Rs. 330 and you have the whole shelf in two sellers: one prices its MRP a fifth above its price, the other eight times above it, and the customer pays between Rs. 267 and Rs. 680 either way. No rating is published on this listing. A high stated MRP is legal and commonplace and we allege nothing against the seller - we simply report that the badge is built from it.

• Selling price: Rs. 607
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 5,000, 88% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: silver-plated, per the listing title
• Seller: MEENAZ
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 607 off a stated Rs. 5,000 - an 88% badge, the largest in the read
• Evidence: no rating or rating count published for this listing
• Buying logic: Judge it at Rs. 607, not at 88 per cent
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Four point eight stars is the highest average on this page, and it rests on five ratings. Two listings down, a set with 1,073 ratings averages 4.4. If you sort or filter by rating, this listing appears above that one, which is exactly backwards as evidence. The price is Rs. 680 for a men's gold-plated CZ chain, seventy-three rupees above the silver-plated version from the same seller, both discounted from the same stated Rs. 5,000. Our rule on this page is that a rating pill only appears above twenty ratings, so there is none on this card - the 4.8 is in the text where it belongs.

• Selling price: Rs. 680
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 5,000, 86% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold-plated, per the listing title
• Seller: MEENAZ
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 680 off a stated Rs. 5,000, an 86% badge, 4.8 stars from only 5 ratings
• Evidence: 4.8 from only 5 ratings — too few to read as a verdict
• Buying logic: Ignore the 4.8; the price is the only fact here
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Two hundred and sixteen rupees for a fourteen-inch stainless-steel flat snake chain is the cheapest necklace in this read, and it comes with 4.1 from twenty-five ratings - a small sample, but above our threshold to print. VAMA has thirteen listings in this pull and they are worth understanding as a group: essentially the same steel chain in silver, gold and rose-gold finishes and several lengths, priced Rs. 216 to Rs. 450, with stated MRPs of Rs. 800, Rs. 1,000, Rs. 1,200 and Rs. 1,500 producing badges from 55 to 84 per cent. The chain you get does not change much across that range; the MRP behind it does.

• Selling price: Rs. 216
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 800, 73% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: stainless steel, per the listing title
• Seller: VAMA
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 216 off a stated Rs. 800, a 73% badge, 4.1 stars from 25 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 4.2 from 25 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Cheapest chain here, and rated
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

This chain costs Rs. 24 more than the Rs. 216 one above it and advertises an 84 per cent discount rather than 73. The reason is entirely in the MRP field: Rs. 1,500 here against Rs. 800 there. Same seller, same category, same flat snake construction in the same steel, different struck-through number. Six VAMA listings in this read state Rs. 1,500, five of them selling at Rs. 240; four state Rs. 1,000 and sell at Rs. 240, Rs. 260, Rs. 260 and Rs. 450. If the MRP were telling you anything about the product, those groups would differ. They do not. Nine ratings is not a sample, so there is no pill on this card.

• Selling price: Rs. 240
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,500, 84% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: stainless steel, per the listing title
• Seller: VAMA
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 240 off a stated Rs. 1,500, an 84% badge, 4.2 stars from 9 ratings
• Evidence: no rating or rating count published for this listing
• Buying logic: Same chain, bigger badge, higher price
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Forty-three ratings at 4.3 is the strongest feedback on any VAMA listing in this read, and the price is the family's standard Rs. 240. If you want one of these chains, this is the one the numbers point at - not because the gold finish is better, but because it is the listing with the most people behind it at the same price as its siblings. The 84 per cent badge is the same Rs. 1,500 arithmetic as the silver version. Steel chains with a plated finish wear differently from solid metal, which is a fact about the category and not a criticism of this listing; nothing here was worn or tested.

• Selling price: Rs. 240
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,500, 84% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: stainless steel, per the listing title
• Seller: VAMA
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 240 off a stated Rs. 1,500, an 84% badge, 4.3 stars from 43 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 4.3 from 43 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The pick of the steel chains
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 260 against a stated Rs. 1,000 gives 74 per cent. The chain above it is Rs. 240 against Rs. 1,500 for 84 per cent. The chain above that is Rs. 216 against Rs. 800 for 73 per cent. Three listings from one seller, three different stated MRPs, three different badges - and a total price spread of forty-four rupees. Anyone comparing these three by their percentages would rank them in an order that has nothing to do with what they cost. Nineteen ratings at 4.4 is one short of our printing threshold, which is worth noting in itself: most of the feedback on this shelf sits in the teens and twenties.

• Selling price: Rs. 260
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,000, 74% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: steel with a rose gold finish, per the listing title
• Seller: VAMA
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 260 off a stated Rs. 1,000, a 74% badge, 4.4 stars from 19 ratings
• Evidence: 4.5 from only 19 ratings — too few to read as a verdict
• Buying logic: Rose-gold finish at the family price
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Three hundred and four rupees is at the upper end of this seller's chain range, and its badge is 62 per cent - among the smallest in the family - because the stated MRP is Rs. 800 rather than Rs. 1,500. A shopper scanning badges would read this as the worst deal on the page and the Rs. 240 chain as a much better one, when the actual difference is sixty-four rupees. The rating is 3.8 from twenty-nine, the weakest average of the chains we have seated and the second-largest sample, which is a more useful pairing of numbers than any badge on this page.

• Selling price: Rs. 304
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 800, 62% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: stainless steel with a rose gold finish, per the listing title
• Seller: VAMA
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 304 off a stated Rs. 800, a 62% badge, 3.8 stars from 29 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 3.9 from 29 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Read the 3.8, not the 62%
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Four hundred and fifty rupees buys three chains here, which works out at Rs. 150 each - below the Rs. 216 single chain that is the cheapest listing in this family. The pack size is in the title rather than hidden, which is better practice than several shelves we have read this month, but it does mean the 55 per cent badge is the least comparable number on the page: it measures three chains against a stated Rs. 1,000 while every badge around it measures one chain against Rs. 800 to Rs. 1,500. Seven ratings at 4.4 is not a sample. The per-chain figure is our own arithmetic over the price and the quantity the listing states.

• Selling price: Rs. 450
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,000, 55% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: 14K rose gold stainless steel, per the listing title
• Seller: VAMA
• Listing category: necklace and chains
• Key detail: Rs. 450 off a stated Rs. 1,000, a 55% badge, sold as a set of 3 - Rs. 150 a chain
• Evidence: 4.4 from only 7 ratings — too few to read as a verdict
• Buying logic: Cheapest per chain, if you want three
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

A hundred and seventy-eight rupees is the cheapest anything gets in this read of a hundred listings, and it buys contemporary studs with 4.0 from eighteen ratings. Eighteen is below our threshold to print a rating pill and it is also, honestly, about as much feedback as most of this shelf offers. The 82 per cent badge comes from a stated Rs. 999 - a round number that appears repeatedly across this category and, as with every other badge on this page except the Tanishq listing, one we cannot verify anybody was asked to pay. The title does not say what the studs are made of.

• Selling price: Rs. 178
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 82% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: not stated in the listing title
• Seller: ZOERIA
• Listing category: earrings
• Key detail: Rs. 178 off a stated Rs. 999, an 82% badge, 4.0 stars from 18 ratings
• Evidence: 4.0 from only 18 ratings — too few to read as a verdict
• Buying logic: Cheapest listing in the read
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Two thousand one hundred and sixty-nine people rated these pearl-drop earrings and averaged 3.7. That is the most informative pair of numbers on this page: a large sample that lands below four stars. Compare it with the 4.8 from five ratings elsewhere in this read and the difference in usefulness is obvious. The price is Rs. 239 and the badge is 88 per cent off a stated Rs. 1,999, which ties with two other listings for the largest badge here - and as the men's chain at Rs. 607 shows, an identical 88 per cent can sit on a listing costing two and a half times as much.

• Selling price: Rs. 239
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 88% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold plated, per the listing title
• Seller: ZENEME
• Listing category: jewellery set
• Key detail: Rs. 239 off a stated Rs. 1,999, an 88% badge, 3.7 stars from 2,169 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 3.7 from 2,169 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Buy on the 3.7, which is real
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Roadster is Myntra's own label, which means the marketplace is both the seller stating the Rs. 1,499 MRP and the platform displaying the 84 per cent badge calculated from it. That is worth knowing rather than objecting to - it is the same practice the third-party sellers on this page follow, done in house. What makes the listing worth seating is the evidence: 613 ratings at 3.8, one of only five samples above five hundred in this read. At Rs. 247 for a men's CZ stud, the price is in the same band as the no-rating listings around it and you can actually check this one.

• Selling price: Rs. 247
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 84% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: not stated in the listing title
• Seller: Roadster
• Listing category: earrings
• Key detail: Rs. 247 off a stated Rs. 1,499, an 84% badge, 3.8 stars from 613 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 3.8 from 613 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: House label, and the sample is real
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Two thousand nine hundred and twenty-six ratings at 4.4 is the strongest evidence in this entire read, and it belongs to a listing whose badge - 65 per cent - is well below the shelf median of 74. That relationship is the opposite of what the badges would lead you to expect, and it recurs: the five most-rated listings in this pull show badges of 65, 88, 76, 84 and 67 per cent, in no order at all. If you want one rule for buying jewellery on this shelf, it is to sort by rating count and then look at the price, which puts this Rs. 278 set at the top of the page.

• Selling price: Rs. 278
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 799, 65% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: not stated in the listing title
• Seller: Anouk
• Listing category: jewellery set
• Key detail: Rs. 278 off a stated Rs. 799, a 65% badge, 4.4 stars from 2,926 Myntra ratings - the largest sample in the read
• Evidence: 4.4 from 2,926 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The most-evidenced listing in the read
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India

Two hundred and twenty-seven ratings at 4.2, for Rs. 295. This sits in the middle of everything on this page - mid price, mid badge at 69 per cent, and a sample large enough to mean something without being one of the outliers. It is a useful anchor for the whole read: the money in this category is almost all between Rs. 178 and Rs. 1,071, the badges attached to that money run from 0 to 88 per cent in no useful order, and the only number that separates two listings at the same price is how many people have bought and rated them. The listing describes the piece as gold plated; we have not tested the plating.

• Selling price: Rs. 295
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 945, 69% off displayed
• Material as described by the seller: gold plated, per the listing title
• Seller: Yellow Chimes
• Listing category: earrings
• Key detail: Rs. 295 off a stated Rs. 945, a 69% badge, 4.2 stars from 227 Myntra ratings
• Evidence: 4.2 from 227 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: A sane middle of the shelf
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 22 September 2026, logged out, India