| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Coloured Stones |
| Weight (g) | 13.00 |
| Colour | Mint |
| Occasion | Festival, Daily Wear, Casual |
Made for kurtas, sarees and celebrations. These earrings show a round wheel disc with a stone centre and a small pearl drop, in a antique silver-tone finish. Wear it for a family function or to lift a plain working day. They come in 7 colours, so you can pick the one that suits you.
A round disc is engraved like a wheel, with spokes running out from a smooth stone at the centre and a beaded rim around it. A slim pin curves up over the ear, and a tiny cluster of pearls hangs below. The bugadi comes from Maharashtrian tradition, where it was worn high on the ear with a nauvari saree. This one keeps that shape and adds a colour stone, so it works just as well with a modern kurta. 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 contrast between dark background and polished high points brings the whole piece to life. The finish is made to look like old, well-loved silver work, the kind that is passed down in families.
Pieces like this come from a long tradition of tribal and temple-inspired metalwork, where pattern matters more than polish. It looks grounded and artistic beside cotton, linen and handloom fabrics. 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 Mint, Baby Pink, Blue, Aqua, Black, Red and Green.
Let it sit on the upper ear with your hair tied back, so the disc shows. It looks lovely with a nauvari, a paithani dupatta or a plain cotton saree. Add a few oxidised bangles and you are done. It looks best with earthy colours such as indigo, mustard, rust and black, and with handloom fabrics. It also makes a smart contrast with a plain white shirt.
It is a simple way to add personality to any outfit. Statement earrings can feel heavy; this pair keeps the drama and stays comfortable. It looks grounded and artistic beside cotton, linen and handloom fabrics. The look works across age groups too. A college student might wear this pair with jeans, while her mother wears the same design with a cotton saree, and both look completely at home. Silver-toned ethnic jewellery has moved well beyond festival wear. Many women now wear it to the office, to college and on weekends, because it looks personal and handmade rather than formal.
The pin sits along the upper ear and fastens at the lobe, so it needs one regular piercing only. Ease it on gently and avoid bending it repeatedly.
Put your earrings on last, after hair spray and perfume have dried. Clean them only with a soft dry cloth, and keep them flat in a pouch or box so the fine parts do not bend.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Coloured Stones |
| Weight (grams) | 13.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Mint |
| Occasion | Festival, Daily Wear, Casual |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU9-94155EB7FE |
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