Traditional Gold Plated Hoop Jhumka Earrings with Beads

The same hoop-and-bell construction in a deep green: a stone-set dome in an emerald tone, a fringe of green beads beneath it, and a plain gold-tone hoop above holding the whole thing clear of the ear. Green against warm gold is one of the oldest pairings in Indian jewellery, and it is the reason this colourway tends to sell out before the brighter ones. It belongs with silk. A green Kanjeevaram or a gold-bordered saree takes it without argument, and it does something better still against cream or ivory, where the green becomes the single point of colour in an otherwise neutral outfit. It is also the safest of these colours to wear to someone else's wedding, where red can read as competing with the bride. Alloy base under a gold-tone finish, hand-checked before packing, gift pouch included. Keep the pair away from water and perfume, put it on after your hair is done, and store it in the pouch between wears.