What are these jhumkas made of and how do they look in finish?

They are crafted on a silver base with a rich gold polish, giving a traditional temple finish with swinging drops.

Which stones are used in these designs?

The collection features zircon sparkle and potta stones in round and pear shapes, with some styles adding pearls and white accents.

How big and how heavy are they?

The earrings are about 4 cm in length and around 8 g, offering noticeable presence without feeling bulky for most wearers.

Which colours should I pick for my outfit?

Choose green for emerald or bottle‑green borders, ruby‑red for maroon and red outfits, white and pearls for pastels and gold‑beige, and multi‑stone pieces for multi‑coloured prints.

Gold Polish Temple Jhumka Earrings

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Gold Polish Temple Jhumka Earrings

Our gold plated jhumka edit brings 9 designs, from ₹3,790. Crafted on a silver base with rich gold polish, these temple jewellery earrings feature swinging drops, round and pear stones, and a South-inspired silhouette by RIDHI.

Zircon sparkle and potta accents highlight the domes, while the 4 cm length frames the face without overwhelming it. Most pieces sit around 8 g, giving a balanced feel for celebrations and long ceremonies.

If you’re comparing shapes and sizes beyond this edit, browse our jhumka earrings for women to see more profiles and finishes.

The styles in this edit

Intricate Green Jhumkas: Adorned with emerald‑green stones, these gold plated jhumka pairs use round and pear settings to form crisp clusters over the dome, finished with fluid drops for movement.

Ruby‑Red Elegance: Ruby‑red stones stand out against the gold polish, with pear accents tapering toward the rim of the jhumka and round stones compactly studded along the cup for a saturated, festive look.

Pearl and White Classics: White zircon stones and soft pearls create a luminous contrast on the silver base, keeping the dome airy while the drops add gentle sway for a refined, traditional finish.

Multi‑Stone Marvels: A colourful mix of ruby‑red, green and white tones plays across the tiers, with symmetrical placement of round and pear cuts and lively drops for a vivid statement. For more motifs and widths in the same mood, explore our silver temple earrings.

How and when to wear them

Style green pieces with a silk saree for wedding rituals; the colour lifts bottle‑green borders and temple weaves. Ruby‑red pairs complement lehengas or anarkalis at sangeet nights, while white‑and‑pearl options suit pastel kurta sets and day functions.

For poojas and South Indian festivities, these temple jhumkas sit neatly with braid or bun hairstyles so the 4 cm drop stays visible. Planning Varamahalakshmi? Consider coordinating with Varamahalakshmi silver temple earrings across the family for a cohesive look.

Indo‑western dresses or long jackets work with multi‑stone styles; let the colours echo prints in your outfit. Keep necklines simple so the domes, drops and zircon sparkle remain the focus.

Choosing the right piece and caring for it

If you prefer compact visual weight on the face, pick white or pearl‑forward pieces; deeper ruby‑red or green reads bolder in photos. A 4 cm drop and around 8 g suits most, while those sensitive to movement can opt for smaller domes within the edit or switch to temple silver stud earrings.

Match stone colours to your outfit accents: green with emerald borders, ruby‑red with maroon or vermilion tones, and white with pastels or gold‑beige fabrics.

Care tips: keep away from water, perfume and humidity; wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear; store each pair separately in a pouch to protect the gold polish and stones.