Peacock Feather Oxidised Silver Jhumka Earrings

A jhumka worked with a peacock feather motif and finished in oxidised silver tone over an alloy base. Feather detailing is finer than the usual peacock body motif — the pattern runs in narrow parallel lines, and the oxidising is what keeps those lines readable by holding shadow between them. Silver-tone oxidised jewellery has a particular place in Indian dressing: it is the default for Navratri and garba nights, where the movement of a jhumka and the contrast against bright fabric both work in its favour. Outside the festival calendar it does something quieter, lifting a plain handloom kurta on an ordinary day without looking like occasion jewellery. The pair is hand-checked before it is packed and arrives in a gift pouch. Silver-tone oxidised finishes dull fastest from moisture and cosmetics, so keep this pair away from water and perfume, put it on after your hair is done, and store it in its pouch between wears rather than leaving it exposed to air in an open dish.