Bezel Set Jhumka Earrings

Bezel Set Jhumka Earrings

Bezel Set Jhumka Earrings in this edit feature 5 designs crafted on brass with gold polish, from ₹1,750. These are antique-style jhumkas with potta stones, including ruby-red options, built for a big-size look that stands out at celebrations.

Expect dome-shaped jhumkas with temple and peacock cues across a PAN-India design language. Select styles measure around 5 cm in length, and bridal-leaning pieces use classic red stones and pearl accents. If you are exploring beyond this edit, the broader selection in our Antique Earrings category shows how these motifs translate across forms.

The styles in this edit

Temple Motif Jhumkas: Adorned with divine temple motifs, these brass jhumkas in gold polish carry potta stone detailing and a traditional dome silhouette that pairs well with silk weaves. For more heritage-inspired silhouettes, see our Ethnic Antique Jhumkas range.

Peacock and Kundan Charm: Pieces with peacock profiles combine the fluid bird motif with kundan accents, creating a rich focal point on the ear in a warm gold polish.

Classic Red and Pearl: Ruby-red stones meet pearl accents, giving a balanced, festive contrast against the antique gold look for a striking yet familiar palette.

Luxurious Bridal Pieces: Bridal-focused designs come in larger profiles with high visual presence, using potta stones and gold polish to frame the face for wedding rituals and receptions.

When and how to wear them

For wedding rituals, team temple-motif jhumkas with a silk saree or Kanjeevaram, adding a kamarbandh and stacked bangles. A peacock-and-kundan pair works with a lehenga or anarkali at sangeet and reception nights; if you want a complementary option for such looks, browse our Antique Chandbali Earrings.

Choose red-and-pearl jhumkas to brighten a brocade kurta set during festivals like Diwali or Navratri. Brides and close family can anchor heavy embroidery with the larger bridal styles; if kundan detailing is your focus, our Kundan Chandbali Earrings offer a different silhouette with similar sparkle.

Picking the right jhumka and care

Match scale to your features: big-size domes frame round faces well, while mid-length styles around 5 cm balance smaller faces. Ruby-red stones highlight red-bordered sarees and contrast deep greens or blues; kundan-accented pieces suit neutral or pastel outfits. Gold polish complements warm-toned textiles and traditional zari work.

Keep fashion jewellery away from water, perfume, and humidity. After wear, wipe gently and store each pair separately in a soft pouch to avoid scratches and preserve the polish and stones.

Explore more styles

If you love the presence of Bezel Set Jhumka Earrings and want additional shapes, the Antique Jhumkas curation shows varied domes and motifs across finishes: explore the Antique Jhumkas curation. Prefer a lighter temple touch for everyday pujas? Browse our compact Temple Silver Stud Earrings.