| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (g) | 18.00 |
| Colour | Baby Pink |
| Occasion | Festival |
A narrow fluted column sits at the lobe, ribbed vertically and capped at both ends, and from it hangs a broad shield shaped panel edged with rows of raised beads. A single teardrop stone sits at the centre of the shield.
Available in 10 colours: Baby Pink, Green, Black, Blue White, Sea Green, White, Baby Pink Sea Green, Red White, Ruby and Red Green. The colour refers to the teardrop stone at the centre of the panel.
The two halves are deliberately different in character — a narrow vertical column above, a wide horizontal shield below — and that contrast in direction is what gives the earring its structure. Most drop earrings simply get wider as they descend; this one changes shape abruptly, which is more interesting to look at.
It is also a shape borrowed from architectural ornament rather than from flowers, which gives it a slightly formal quality unusual in everyday silver.
Broad across the shoulders and tapering to a point at the bottom, bordered on every edge with a double row of raised beads. The surface inside the border is left relatively plain so that the single stone at the centre has room to read. That restraint is what stops the panel from becoming cluttered.
The fluted top is a small piece of work in itself — vertical ribs running its full height, with beaded caps at either end. It lifts the shield away from the lobe so the panel hangs clear rather than sitting flush against the ear.
Post fitting, moderate weight. The panel is flat and hangs close to the face rather than swinging, so these stay comfortable and out of the way through a working day.
Cotton, linen and handloom in solid colours. Ten stone options mean you can pick one that echoes your wardrobe rather than settling. Tie your hair back so the column and shield read as two distinct shapes, and keep other jewellery in plain oxidised silver.
Indian jewellery draws its shapes from two main sources: the natural world, which gives flowers, birds, leaves and animals, and architecture, which gives arches, domes, columns and shields. The second group is much less common in earrings and has a noticeably different feel, more formal and more geometric, because buildings are built from straight lines and repeated modules rather than organic curves. A fluted column above a bordered panel belongs firmly to that architectural family, which is why this pair reads as composed and slightly serious next to the floral silver that surrounds it.
Keep them in a zip lock pouch, put them on after perfume, wipe with a dry soft cloth and keep them away from water.
| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 18.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Baby Pink |
| Occasion | Festival |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA2928 |
