| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (g) | 10.00 |
| Colour | Silver |
| Occasion | Office |
Four discs, each pierced into a flower with petals radiating from a small raised dome at the centre, linked into a shallow curve that sits along the outer ear.
Available in Silver — the oxidised antique finish, with no stones.
This is the everyday version of the disc cuff. At four discs it covers the lower and middle ear without climbing all the way up, which means it works in situations where a longer cuff would feel like too much — an office, a classroom, an ordinary weekday.
The domed centres are what distinguish this from a flat disc design. Each little dome catches a highlight, so the row reads as four small points of light along the ear rather than as a uniform strip of metal.
The petals are cut right through the disc, leaving open gaps between them. This matters for how the piece wears: an openwork disc lets skin and hair show through, so even four linked discs never look like a solid plate against the ear. Oxidising darkens the cut edges so each petal stays outlined.
The cuff hooks over the outer ear with a standard lobe piercing at the base. Nothing hangs, so there is no weight pulling downward and nothing to catch on clothing.
They are genuinely versatile — cotton kurtas, handloom, jeans and a shirt. Because they are stoneless and modest in scale, they read as jewellery rather than as an outfit choice, which is exactly what you want from a daily pair. Tuck your hair behind the ear to show them.
Small silver pieces like this make easy gifts precisely because nothing has to be guessed. There is no colour to match to someone's wardrobe, no size to get wrong, and the style is neutral enough to suit most people. If you are buying for someone whose taste you do not know well, stoneless silver is the safe choice.
Four linked discs of solid metal sitting along the ear would read as a band or a plate, which looks heavy regardless of actual weight. Piercing the petals right through changes the whole effect: skin and hair show between them, so the eye reads a pattern rather than a strip. This is the same principle behind jali screens in Indian architecture, where solid stone is cut away until light passes through. In jewellery it does two jobs at once, cutting the real weight and cutting the visual weight, which is why almost all well designed silver of this kind is pierced rather than stamped.
Keep them in a zip lock pouch between wears, put them on after perfume, wipe with a dry soft cloth and keep them out of water.
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 10.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Silver |
| Occasion | Office |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA2958 |
