Oxidised Peacock Chandbali Dangler Earrings with Clear Stones and Pearls

These **oxidised peacock chandbali dangler earrings** sparkle with a polki-inspired look. Clear pear-shaped stones form a stylised peacock sweeping across an engraved crescent. ### Design Details Each earring hangs from an oval stud with a clear stone in an engraved frame. Below it, the peacock's curved neck and body are outlined in silver tone, with its tail feathers made of clear pear-shaped stones fanning out to one side. The crescent beneath is engraved with fine detail and edged with a fringe of pearl-like beads, with more beads hanging from the tail feathers. ### Product Highlights - Stylised peacock of clear pear stones - Engraved crescent - Oval stone stud - Pearl-like bead fringe - Silver-plated finish with oxidised detailing - 30 g for the pair ### Styling Suggestions The clear stones go with every outfit colour, making these earrings a versatile choice for weddings and receptions. Wear them with an ivory lehenga, a pastel saree or a black anarkali. Other stone colours may be available for this design. See the colour options on this page. ### Perfect For - Weddings and receptions - Engagement and sangeet - Festive evenings - Bridal-inspired looks - Gifting ### Product Details - **Product Type:** Chandbali Dangler Earrings - **Design:** Clear-stone peacock over an engraved crescent - **Material:** Brass, silver plated - **Finish:** Oxidised detailing - **Weight:** 30 g (pair) - **Embellishments:** Clear stones and pearl-like beads ### Care Instructions Store the earrings flat in a box to protect the stones. Keep them dry and wipe them gently after use.

About the shape

A chandbali is a crescent worn points-upward, named for the moon. Its defining quality is that it lies flat against the jaw rather than swinging forward, which is why it sits comfortably under a dupatta and does not tangle in hair.

How to wear it

It suits an open neckline and hair worn up. Against a heavily embroidered blouse the detail will be lost, so keep the background plain.

Materials and care

It is plated brass — the standard construction for Indian costume jewellery, and the reason a piece at this scale is affordable at all.

Spray scent first, dress, then put this on. Wipe it clean when it comes off and keep it closed away from damp air and from harder jewellery.

Earrings of this kind are among the easier things to buy for someone else: there is no size to get wrong, only a pierced lobe to assume. They arrive boxed and ready to give.

Nothing here is hallmarked and none of it holds resale value. What it offers is a shape drawn from a long tradition, at a price that lets you match a piece to one outfit and not think twice about it.

The photographs are of the piece itself under ordinary light. Screens shift colour, golds especially, so treat the images as close rather than exact; ask before ordering if a precise shade matters.

Keyura is prepaid only — there is no cash on delivery on any order.