Silver Oxidised Grand Tiered Chandbali Jhumka

A masterpiece of traditional engineering, these earrings combine three iconic jewelry forms into one seamless, vertical statement. The journey begins with a detailed floral stud, leading to an oversized, fan-shaped Chandbali (crescent) mid-section adorned with intricate “rava” beadwork and reflective mirror-finish accents. The piece is anchored by a classic, etched jhumka bell, creating a regal tiered effect that captures the essence of royal Indian finery.

Crafted from high-quality brass and finished with a premium silver-oxidised plating, these earrings showcase exceptional artisan metalwork. The Chandbali section features textured, scale-like patterns that provide significant sculptural depth, while the lower jhumka is finished with a dense fringe of metallic ghungroos. These beads create a soft, melodic chime with every movement, reflecting STONIRA’s commitment to technical integrity and sensory storytelling.

Reflecting the STONIRA ethos of “Modern Heritage,” these grand tiered jhumkas serve as a definitive focal point for the festive wardrobe. Their cool, monochromatic silver tones allow them to pair beautifully with a wide spectrum of colors, from deep jewel tones to soft pastels. They offer an assured, powerful presence that highlights the wearer’s appreciation for architectural grace and cultural history.

Artisan Echo

The craftsmanship of these earrings is grounded in the meticulous articulation of each tier to ensure a balanced, fluid drape. Every etched detail on the grand crescent and the jhumka bell is hand-inspected for precision, while the oxidised finish is artisan-applied to achieve a nuanced, vintage-inspired luster. This focused approach results in a high-ceremony accessory that embodies the grounded strength and refined warmth of the STONIRA brand.

Versatile Whisper

Designed for the woman who seeks a high-impact traditional look, these grand silver-oxidised drops are a sophisticated choice for weddings, festive galas, and cultural celebrations. Their intricate texture and rhythmic movement allow them to elevate a heavy Banarasi sari or a modern floor-length Anarkali with a sense of quiet, confident luxury.