Handcrafted in vintage silver (60%–85%), these lightweight jhumkas feature intricate Chilai work, pops of pink and blue stones, and tiny ghungroos that sway with subtle elegance. Shyamali is an original tribal design from Rajasthan and Gujarat, carefully refurbished for modern wear without compromising its authenticity. Refer to the last image that features the piece as worn by a tribal woman, honouring its roots and timeless spirit.

In the contemporary world, these jhumkas would work well for smaller (but meaningful) ceremonies—think pujas, roka functions, or family gatherings. 

Fine engraved and worked silver surfaces invite a slower look than a plain polished finish. Small lines create changes in light and shadow, so the detail can become more apparent as you change your angle. The value of this kind of surface work is not only the larger motif; it is also the closely repeated marks that give the metal its texture and make the pattern worth looking at up close. The ghungroo elements add a separate kind of detail: movement around the more closely worked form.

The pair is described as lightweight, with the stones adding small colour accents to the worked silver. Let the traditional design lead against a plain saree or kurta.

✨ Material: Vintage Silver (60%–85%)

As with all vintage pieces, slight variations and irregularities may be present — these are markers of authenticity, not flaws.

✨ Design: Traditional Chilai work with colorful stones and detailed ghungroos.

✨ Styling Tip: Perfect with pastel sarees or lightly embroidered kurtas—let the jhumkas do the talking.

Note: The size dimensions include the hook. When worn, part of the hook sits inside the ear, so the piece may appear a touch shorter than the listed length. Rest assured, the grace it carries remains just as striking.