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| Stone Type | Pearl |
| Weight (g) | 18.00 |
| Colour | Oxidised |
| Occasion | Festival, Daily Wear, Casual |
A small piece of Indian craft for your ears. These earrings show a small panelled dome jhumki with pearl fringe, in a antique silver-tone finish. The dark finish adds depth, so the pattern stands out clearly.
A small dome is divided into diamond-shaped panels with fine dots, and a neat row of pearls circles the rim. It hangs from a coiled hook and rings softly as you move. The jhumka is the most loved Indian earring, and small ones like this are the easiest to wear every day. No Indian jewellery box is complete without a jhumka. The bell shape has been worn for centuries and appears in old temple sculpture, and it still suits every age and nearly every outfit. The finish is made to look like old, well-loved silver work, the kind that is passed down in families. Each line of the design is crisp, so the pattern can be read clearly even from across a room.
Pieces like this come from a long tradition of tribal and temple-inspired metalwork, where pattern matters more than polish. It looks grounded and artistic beside cotton, linen and handloom fabrics. German silver is an alloy of copper, nickel and zinc. Despite the name, it contains no real silver, but it has a bright, silvery look and it is strong enough to hold fine shapes.
A safe, pretty choice with any ethnic outfit, from a cotton kurta to a festive saree. It looks best with earthy colours such as indigo, mustard, rust and black, and with handloom fabrics. It also makes a smart contrast with a plain white shirt. Hair worn up or tucked behind the ear shows it best.
It is a simple way to add personality to any outfit. Statement earrings can feel heavy; this pair keeps the drama and stays comfortable. One good pair of earrings can replace a whole set of jewellery, and this is that kind of pair. The look works across age groups too. A college student might wear this pair with jeans, while her mother wears the same design with a cotton saree, and both look completely at home. Silver-toned ethnic jewellery has moved well beyond festival wear. Many women now wear it to the office, to college and on weekends, because it looks personal and handmade rather than formal.
It hangs from an open hook and fits a standard piercing. The dome swings a little as you walk, which is the charm of a jhumki.
Silver-toned jewellery loves dry air. Take it off before bathing or swimming, wipe it with a soft dry cloth and keep it in a zip pouch, away from moisture, so the finish stays rich.
| Stone Type | Pearl |
| Weight (grams) | 18.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Oxidised |
| Occasion | Festival, Daily Wear, Casual |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU5310J40625 |
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