Parihar JhumkiDescription The Parihar Jhumki (Royal Protectors Bells in Sanskrit) draws from Rajput royalty and warrior traditions of the medieval period (8th16th centuries). Traditionally worn by royal women and court dancers during ceremonies, these temple style jhumkis feature coral beads, lustrous cream and white pearls, and aventurine stones set in gold toned metalwork, creating a rich color palette that exemplifies traditional Indian jewelry craftsmanship.

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The Varaha Earrings are a sacred tribute to the Varaha avatar of Lord Vishnu—the divine boar who rescued the Earth from cosmic chaos

Traditional Cord: Authentic red thread bindings

“Minimalistic grandeur… where crimson elegance meets contemporary chic

and contemporary formal events

Handle the heavy pendants with care

Motifs: The core element is a mango-leaf–shaped pendant unit

Finish: Antique gold finish that enhances the traditional aesthetic

and luminous gatherings

These are traditional earrings handcrafted in silver and gilded with 22ct gold leaf

Handcrafted in 92

kissed by hues of deep crimson and vibrant green