Silver Products

Episode Silver's full catalog sits on this one page, spanning pooja essentials, home decor, dining pieces and personal accessories in silver plated and sterling silver finishes. Every product here is drawn from categories that Indian households actually shop for, from small everyday items to pieces meant for festivals and milestones, making it a natural starting point for silver gifting in India whether or not you already know the exact piece you're after. Prices start from ₹555, making the full range accessible whether the goal is a single gift or a complete set.

What the Collection Covers

The collection covers silver idols and murtis for the puja room, diyas, incense holders and sindoor boxes for daily worship, bookmarks, key chains and photo frames for everyday use, along with trays, bowls, candle holders and dinner accessories for the table. Rakhis, coins and return gift pieces sit alongside larger decor items, so the range moves easily between a quick gift purchase and a considered addition to the home. Both religious and non-religious categories are represented, reflecting how silver is used across Indian homes for worship, decor and daily life.

Sterling Silver vs. Silver Plated

Products across the collection come in two finishes, 92.5 sterling silver, sometimes called chandi, and silver plated pieces finished with a Tarnish Resistant Coat. Sterling silver items carry hallmark purity and tend to suit long-term keepsakes, while silver plated pieces offer the same silver look at a lighter price point, useful for return gifts, bulk orders or a first silverware purchase. Choosing between the two usually comes down to budget, occasion and how often the piece will be handled.

Occasions and Care

Many customers shop this collection for festivals like Diwali and Dhanteras, weddings, housewarmings, anniversaries and baby showers, picking items that double as decor and as gifts. Sterling silver pieces can be wiped with a soft, dry cloth and stored away from moisture when not in use, while silver plated items with the Tarnish Resistant Coat need only routine dusting to keep their shine. Both finishes are meant for regular use rather than display alone, so a diya or a bowl bought here can move from a festival shelf to a daily table without much upkeep.

Shipping and Packaging

Every order from this collection ships in packaging suited to silverware, and gift-ready options make it easy to send a piece directly to family or friends anywhere in India. Whether the search began with a specific product in mind or a general look through what is available, the full range sits on this single page for easy comparison across categories, finishes and price points.