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The new arrivals row tells you where this collection is headed. Four antique Kundan pairs landed recently at $79 each: mint, turquoise, coral red, and pink, and the coral red pair already sold out with two 5.0 ratings behind it. The pink pair sold out too, so the mint and turquoise versions are the only ones still available to order. Above the $79 line sit the bigger pieces. The Fine Kundan Jhumka with pearl chain dropped from $125 to $98, the Uncut Polki pearl jhumka with green accents costs $115, and the Ishara Kundan pearl chandbali tops the visible range at $149, cut from $165. One ordering note on that pair. It clears the $99 free shipping threshold on its own, unlike any of the $79 Kundan pairs, which need a second item in the cart. Buyers who want plain sparkle over stonework can choose the Celestia waterfall CZ pair for $89 or the Riva chandbali for $85. In contrast, the Mehmal turquoise and Ishira ruby-emerald statement pairs carry a single 5.0 rating at $129 and $125 each.
FAQs
Which earrings are best for a bride?
For the wedding day, most brides choose chandbalis or chandelier drops for their grand, layered look, often matched to the necklace and maang tikka. Lighter jhumkas or studs work well for the surrounding events like the mehndi and haldi.
How do I choose earrings for my face shape?
Round faces are flattered by length, so drops and long jhumkas help. Longer faces suit wider, rounder shapes like chandbalis and studs. Oval faces carry almost any style.
What earrings go with a heavy necklace?
Keep the earrings smaller, so one piece leads. Studs or compact jhumkas balance a statement necklace without the two competing for attention.
Are jhumkas and chandbalis comfortable to wear all day?
Larger jhumkas and chandbalis are best for a few hours at an event. For all-day wear, lighter studs and hoops are easier, and many of our larger pieces use lightweight construction to reduce the pull on your earlobe.
Can I wear Indian earrings with Western outfits?
Yes. Hoops and simple drops move easily between ethnic and Western looks, and a pair of Kundan or Polki studs can add a subtle traditional touch to a modern outfit.
What is the difference between Kundan, Polki, and American Diamond earrings?
Kundan and Polki are heritage looks with a soft, regal glow, while American Diamond, or cubic zirconia, gives bright, modern sparkle at a lower price. Each has its own collection if you want to explore further.
How do I care for my earrings?
Store pairs flat in a pouch or box, keep them away from water and perfume, and wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Put them on after your hair and makeup, and check the backs are secure before a long function.
