These **oxidised peacock feather jhumka earrings** focus on the peacock's plumage. The bird's body curls neatly at the ear, while its feathers fan up behind it in layered, textured rows.
### Product Overview
These oxidised peacock feather jhumka earrings focus on the peacock's plumage rather than its full body. The bird curls neatly at the ear, while its feathers fan up behind it in layered, textured rows, giving the design a lot of visual movement in a compact space.
Made of brass with an antique oxidised finish, the pair weighs 23 g. Their detailed featherwork and pearl-like bead fringe make them a popular festive choice, and with no stones involved, they suit any outfit colour.
Feather motifs let a jeweller show fine, repeated detail in a small space, which is why peacock-feather jhumkas like this often look more intricate than their actual size suggests.
Because the whole design is worked in metal, this pair also tends to be sturdier for daily handling than a stone-set jhumka of the same size.
### Design Details
The stud is a peacock in profile, with a scaled body, a small head and a fan of feathers rising from its back. Each feather is outlined and textured so the fan looks layered and full, and the antique oxidised finish deepens every line.
Below hangs a small jhumka with a pointed top and a band of cut-work around its body, finished with a row of pearl-like beads.
### Product Highlights
- Peacock stud with a fanned, layered crest
- Small cut-work jhumka
- Pearl-like bead drops
- Antique oxidised finish
- 23 g for the pair
### Styling Suggestions
These jhumkas suit almost any traditional outfit. Wear them with a peacock-blue or green saree to echo the motif, or with an ivory kurta for contrast.
They are light enough for all-day wear at festivals and family functions.
Their all-metal, stone-free design pairs easily with sarees, lehengas and kurtas in any colour, making them a versatile addition to your festive jewellery.
### Perfect For
- Festivals and pujas
- Weddings and family gatherings
- Everyday ethnic wear
- Office ethnic days
- Gifting to peacock-motif lovers
### Fit and Comfort
At about 12 g per earring, these jhumkas are comfortable for festive wear over several hours. The feathered stud sits close to the lobe, and the cut-work jhumka below swings lightly.
### Product Details
- **Product Type:** Jhumka Earrings
- **Design:** Feathered peacock stud with cut-work jhumka
- **Material:** Brass
- **Finish:** Antique oxidised
- **Weight:** 23 g (pair)
- **Embellishments:** Pearl-like beads
### Care Instructions
Keep the earrings dry and store them in a pouch. Wipe them gently after wearing and avoid contact with perfume.
Weight, fit and comfort
Weight is what decides whether an earring gets worn twice. These are hollow plated brass rather than solid metal, so a shape that looks substantial in a photograph sits lightly on the lobe — which is the whole reason a large traditional earring can be worn through a wedding without the piercing complaining by the end of it. If you are used to small studs, expect to feel the length for the first hour and then stop noticing it.
Costume jewellery earns its place by letting you wear a shape you would never commission in precious metal. The designs here come out of a tradition centuries old; the materials do not pretend to, and we do not describe them as though they did.
