| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (g) | 26.00 |
| Colour | Red |
| Occasion | Festival, Daily Wear, Casual |
For anyone who loves ethnic jewellery. These earrings show two painted floral discs with a beaded rim and a small bell, in a antique silver-tone finish. The dark finish adds depth, so the pattern stands out clearly. They come in 5 colours, so you can pick the one that suits you.
A round top and an oval drop are each painted with a pale flower on a solid colour ground, and the top is framed by a raised beaded rim. A small engraved bell finishes the pair at the bottom. Painted metal jewellery has a soft, handmade charm that plain plating cannot give. Each flower is drawn by hand on the metal, so the colour feels rich and the piece looks more like art than an accessory. A distinctive shape like this is easy to remember, and it is often the detail people notice first. It adds interest without needing any other jewellery. 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.
Silver-toned jewellery does not compete with prints the way bright gold can, so it is very easy to style. The design is bold enough for festivals yet simple enough for a normal working day. Brass is used as the base because it takes fine detail and stays strong, which is why the pattern looks so clean. The silver tone comes from the finish on top. Choose from Red, Mint, White, Baby Pink and Black.
Pick the colour that matches your dupatta or blouse. It suits silk sarees and festive suits, and also lifts a plain black kurta on its own. Pair it with a cotton saree on an ordinary day, or with silk for a function. Keep your necklace small, or skip it, so the earrings lead. Add a few oxidised bangles and you are done.
It looks just as good in photographs as it does in person, which matters at festivals and functions. It makes a thoughtful gift for a mother, sister or friend who loves ethnic jewellery. Pieces like this come from a long tradition of tribal and temple-inspired metalwork, where pattern matters more than polish. Small details decide whether a piece of fashion jewellery looks cheap or looks good. Crisp lines, clean edges and balanced shading are what make this pair feel well made. Handloom weaves have a natural, slightly uneven texture, and antique-toned jewellery matches that mood perfectly. It is why oxidised pieces and block prints are so often seen together.
It fits a standard piercing and moves easily as you walk. Fasten it before putting on a dupatta so that it does not catch.
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.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 26.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Red |
| Occasion | Festival, Daily Wear, Casual |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU9-B46D866D8D |
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