| Stone Type | Kundan, Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (g) | 20.00 |
| Colour | Purple |
| Occasion | Wedding |
The shape is a fan — narrow at the lobe, spreading wide as it drops, with rows of clear kundan stones following the curve outward. A cluster of coloured petal stones marks the centre, and a fringe of faceted beads hangs below.
Available in 8 colours: White, Green, Teal Green, Red, Sky Blue, Purple, Multi Color and Pink. The colour refers to the petal cluster at the centre and the bead fringe, while the kundan across the fan stays clear in every option.
A fan spreads horizontally as well as dropping, which means it fills the space beside the jaw rather than hanging in a narrow line. That gives a fairly small earring a lot of presence, and it suits people who want impact without a long drop swinging near the shoulder.
Keeping the fan entirely clear and reserving colour for a small centre cluster and the fringe is what stops the design becoming loud. The eye reads the bright white shape first, then finds the colour.
The stones are set in curved rows that follow the widening of the fan, each seated in its own raised gold bed. Because the rows fan outward rather than sitting in straight lines, light travels across the earring in an arc as you turn your head rather than flashing all at once.
Faceted beads hang at graduated lengths along the lower edge, longest at the centre. That graduation echoes the curve of the fan above and keeps the outline coherent instead of squaring it off.
Post fitting at the lobe. The frame is openwork behind the stones, so despite the width they stay light and comfortable through a long function.
Because the body of the earring is clear, these go with far more than a single coloured pair would. Choose the centre colour to echo your outfit. They suit chiffon and georgette especially well, and look sharp against plain black. Hair back or to one side; keep the necklace short.
When people say an earring is too much, they almost always mean too long rather than too large. Length is what swings, catches on clothing and draws the face downward. Width does none of those things: it fills the space beside the jaw, stays still, and tends to read as elegant rather than heavy. That is why fan and chandbali shapes have lasted so long in Indian jewellery while very long drops move in and out of fashion. If you have bought statement earrings before and found you never wear them, a wide shape rather than a long one is usually the thing that changes.
Keep them in a zip lock pouch so the bead fringe cannot chip against other jewellery. Put them on after perfume and hairspray, wipe with a dry soft cloth, and keep them away from water.
| Stone Type | Kundan, Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 20.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Purple |
| Occasion | Wedding |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA2962 |
