Style: indo-western silver replica Jhumka (bell-shaped) drop earrings with a stud-style floral topper.
Floral Topper: Each earring features a prominent flower motif. It has a deep red stone (likely ruby or garnet-colored) at the center, surrounded by translucent white or light grey "petals" that resemble Kundan or Polki work.
Bell (Jhumki): The lower part consists of a polished silver-toned bell with vertical ridged detailing, giving it a structured, architectural look.
Materials & Finish
Metal: The earrings made up of silver replica, which gives them an elegant, slightly aged aesthetic rather than a high-shine chrome look.
Stone Work: * Center: Red cabochon stones.
Petals: Glass or stone inlays with a matte, milky finish.
Embellishments: The base of the floral topper and the rim of the bell are lined with delicate tiny white seed pearls (ghungroos), adding movement and a soft texture.
Aesthetic Appeal
Versatility: While traditional, the monochromatic silver and white tones make them versatile enough to pair with both ethnic sarees and contemporary Indo-western outfits.
Presentation: They are displayed in a premium navy blue velvet jewelry box, suggesting they are high-quality or special-occasion pieces.