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Artificial earrings & jhumkas.
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Kundan, jadau and chandbali jhumka earrings, from everyday drops to statement pieces for weddings and festivals.
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Earrings made to be noticed
Our artificial earrings for women are inspired by the shapes Rajasthani jewellers have used for centuries: the jhumka bell, the chandbali crescent and the long kundan drop. Many of our designs combine more than one, like the Jumar Jela, which layers a kundan stud, a chandbali and a jhumka into one shoulder-grazing earring.
Statement jhumka earrings look best when the neckline is kept simple, with a short choker or no necklace at all, and the hair up in a bun or braid. For a lighter look, wear the earrings from one of our necklace sets on their own.
Every pair has a gold-tone finish with kundan-style stones, ruby-red beads and pearls, is handcrafted in Udaipur, and is delivered across Rajasthan with cash on delivery.
Statement jhumkas like the Jumar Jela are long and layered, so they are best for a few hours at a function. Earrings from our necklace sets are lighter for longer wear.
For hygiene reasons, earrings can be exchanged within 7 days only if they are unused and the protective seal is intact.
Keep the neckline simple, with a short choker or no necklace, and wear your hair up so the earrings show.
Our Jumar Jela statement jhumkas are currently ₹350. Every necklace set also comes with a pair of matching earrings.
A jhumka is a bell-shaped drop, while a chandbali is shaped like a crescent moon. The Jumar Jela combines both in one earring.
Long, layered kundan earrings like the Jumar Jela are made for sangeet, receptions and the wedding day. Pair them with a short choker or no necklace so they stand out.
Know your earrings
Artificial jhumka earrings and other classic styles
Rajasthani earrings come in a few classic shapes. Knowing them makes it easier to pick a pair for your face, hairstyle and outfit.
Jhumka
A bell-shaped drop, often finished with pearls or beads along the rim. Jhumkas move as you walk and look festive in photographs.
Chandbali earrings
A crescent-moon shape, usually set with stones along the curve. The curve frames the face and catches the light.
Kundan drop earrings
A stud with a hanging drop of kundan stones. It is the most versatile shape and works with sarees and lehengas alike.
All three in one
Our Jumar Jela (₹350) layers a kundan stud, a chandbali crescent and a jhumka bell with ruby-red beads and pearl drops in one long earring. It is made for sangeet, receptions and the wedding day.
Choosing earrings for your look
- With a heavy necklace set, wear the matching earrings that come with it.
- With a plain neckline or no necklace, let long jhumkas lead.
- With a rakdi at the parting, long earrings balance the look.
- A bun or braid shows long earrings best.
Every necklace set also includes a matching pair of earrings, so each set adds a new design to your collection.
