The peacock has always known how to make an entrance.

Parvani begins at the stud — a floral form in 92.5 hallmark silver, its petals embedded with hand-cut pink glass that catches light the way only handcut glass can: unevenly, warmly, with the particular luminosity of something made by hand rather than pressed by machine. The flower is complete in itself. And then the peacock begins.

From the stud, a peacock hangs — its body worked in silver and filled with hand-cut pink glass, the same warm rose as the flower above, so the earring reads as one continuous composition rather than two separate elements. The peacock's form is unmistakable: the long neck, the proud body, the tail that has been inspiring Indian craft for thousands of years. From the body, ghungroos dangle — the soft percussion that has always accompanied the peacock in Indian decorative imagination, here made literal, here made wearable.

Pink glass. Silver. The bird that carries centuries of symbolism at the earlobe, surrounded by bells.

Bold enough for a celebration. Considered enough for every other day.

A note on care: Hand-cut glass is sensitive to moisture — keep away from water, perfume, and sweat to preserve its colour and luminosity.

The Details:
Material: 92.5 hallmark pure silver
Stud: Floral shape with hand-cut pink glass
Dangler: Peacock form embedded with hand-cut pink glass and ghungroos
Stone: Hand-cut pink glass throughout
Wear: Festive occasions, statement daily wear, gifting
Crafted by artisans from Rajasthan, India