The teardrop is silver's most versatile silhouette — it has been a pendant, a stud, an earring base, a stone shape, a motif in itself. But Boondan does something with the teardrop that most pieces do not: it makes the shape itself the statement, and then covers every surface of it with the proof.

An oversized teardrop stud in 92.5 hallmark silver — larger than expected, present at the ear in a way that fills the space around it. Across the entire surface, floral-geometric embossing: not a central motif surrounded by plain silver, not detailing concentrated in one area, but pattern across the whole face of the teardrop from edge to edge, the worked silver catching light differently as you turn and the angle changes. Up close, the embossing reveals its complexity — the florals and the geometry in conversation, neither overwhelming the other. From a distance, the teardrop simply glows.

At the base, clusters of ghungroos hang — the bells that the embossing has already earned, the sound that the visual complexity deserves.

The shape is the point. Everything else serves it.

The Details:
Material: 92.5 hallmark pure silver
Shape: Oversized teardrop stud
Embossing: Floral-geometric across entire surface
Base: Ghungroo clusters
Wear: Statement occasions, festive dressing, bold daily wear
Crafted by artisans from Rajasthan, India