Abhushan (ornaments) puja is not a standard, canonical Jain ritual in the core scriptures. In Jainism, the focus of devotion (upāsanā) is on the Tirthankaras, sages, and proper conduct, and there is a strong emphasis on aparigraha (non-attachment to possessions). For lay followers, ornaments and other material things are permissible, but they should be kept in proper perspective and used without attachment or pride. Worship of ornaments as a formal ritual does not feature prominently in Digambara or Śvetāmbara canonical practices.

If you have a specific text or tradition in mind (for example, a particular hymn or regional practice titled “Abhushan Puja”), please share more details or the exact wording, and I can explain its meaning and context from a Jain perspective, noting any differences between Digambara and Śvetāmbara interpretations.

In general, the Jain spiritual aim remains: practice right conduct, study, meditation, and detachment from material things while honoring the great beings as inspirations for non-violence, truth, and self-control.