These **oxidised peacock jhumka earrings** are tall and festive. A sculpted peacock sits at the ear, a round stone glows in the middle and a large jhumka finishes the look.
### Product Overview
These oxidised peacock jhumka earrings are tall and festive. A sculpted peacock sits at the ear, a round stone glows in the middle, and a large jhumka with delicate ring cut-work finishes the look, giving the earring three distinct sections that build toward a dramatic bottom.
Made of brass with a silver replica finish and oxidised detailing, the pair weighs 30 g. Their tall, layered design and grey centre stone make them a striking choice for festivals and celebrations.
### Design Details
The stud is a peacock with a textured, feathered body and a crested head. Below it hangs a round stone in a beaded frame, with small pearl-like beads at its sides. In the photographed pair the stone is a soft grey.
The jhumka is wide and dome-shaped, with dotted engraving. Around its rim runs a band of small open rings, and a full fringe of pearl-like beads hangs below.
### Product Highlights
- Sculpted peacock stud
- Round stone medallion
- Large jhumka with ring cut-work
- Pearl-like bead fringe
- Silver-tone finish with oxidised detailing
- 30 g for the pair
### Styling Suggestions
These jhumkas suit festive outfits of every colour. Wear them with a silk saree, a lehenga or an anarkali, with hair tied back to show their length.
The grey centre stone is a versatile, neutral choice that pairs well with almost any outfit colour, from bold festive shades to soft pastels.
### Perfect For
- Festivals and pujas
- Weddings and family functions
- Garba nights
- Traditional photoshoots
- Gifting to peacock-motif lovers
### Fit and Comfort
At about 15 g per earring, these jhumkas are comfortable for several hours of festive wear. The peacock and stone sit close to the lobe, and the large ring cut-work jhumka below swings gently, kept light by its open, lattice-like construction. A tall, three-section design like this also works nicely photographed from the side, where each of the three parts, peacock, stone and jhumka, is clearly visible.
### Product Details
- **Product Type:** Jhumka Earrings
- **Design:** Peacock stud, stone medallion and ring cut-work jhumka
- **Material:** Brass
- **Finish:** Silver replica with oxidised detailing
- **Weight:** 30 g (pair)
- **Embellishments:** Stone and pearl-like beads
### Care Instructions
Store the earrings in a box so the bells keep their shape. Keep them dry and wipe them gently after use.
What to expect in wear
Long earrings and loose hair do not work together. Anything below the jawline disappears against hair worn down and tangles in it when you move, so these are earrings for hair tied back, pinned up or tucked behind the ear. That is not a flaw in the design — traditional Indian earrings were made for hair worn up, and they are proportioned for a visible neck.
Nothing here is hallmarked and none of it carries resale value, and both facts are stated plainly rather than buried. What you are buying is the design and the finish at a price that lets you match a piece to one outfit without weighing up the cost.
