Is each item sold as a single piece or a pair?

These are supplied as a pair of matil designed to sit on either side of the hairline.

Do these designs include bandhai work?

No. The pieces are crafted without bandhai threadwork, keeping the focus on the chain line and drops.

Are these suitable for bridal events?

Yes. The styling is South-traditional and occasion-ready for bridal ceremonies and related wedding functions.

How do I secure them for long functions?

Position the chain along your parting and temple, then fix discreetly with hairstyling pins to suit a bun or braid so the drops sit neatly and do not shift.

Oxidised Silver Hair Chains

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Oxidised Silver Hair Chains

Oxidised Silver Hair Chains in this edit bring a South-inspired temple aesthetic into 5 designs, from ₹8,980.

Each style is crafted in 100% silver with an oxidised polish that sits deep grey against the hair.

These are a pair of matil, designed to trace the hairline with gentle drops for movement.

Stone settings vary across zircon sparkle, potta accents and classic colourways to keep the look traditional.

For more options in ear-side chains, see our full matils collection.

The styles in this edit

Ruby and Green Elegance: Rich ruby-red and emerald-green stones contrast with the oxidised silver base, with the colour line curving from the parting to frame the ear. Fine drops add a soft cascade along the temple, and select designs include potta stones; if you prefer a warmer metal tone in this palette, explore gold-polish zircon hair chains.

Pearl and Pink Charm: Delicate pearls with blush-pink stones create a light palette that suits pastel outfits, while the oxidised finish keeps the profile grounded. Short, even drops sit neatly beside a bun or braid; for more soft-toned options, browse pearl and zircon hair chains.

What to wear them with

Style these Oxidised Silver Hair Chains with Kanjeevaram or Banarasi silk sarees for wedding rituals, letting the drops align with your blouse border or temple motifs.

For receptions or sangeet, pair them with a lehenga or anarkali and keep a clean mid-part or low bun so the chain line reads clearly.

Festivals and poojas call for a classic drape and coordinated earrings; if you need more ornate variations for ceremonies, see our bridal matils.

Picking your piece and caring for it

Choose a design whose drop length balances your hairstyle: shorter drops flatter sleek buns, while longer cascades suit braids and side-swept styles.

Match stone colours to outfit details—ruby-red and green echo traditional borders, while pink-and-pearl tones suit pastels and lighter silks.

Keep silver pieces away from water, perfume and humidity; wipe after wear with a soft dry cloth, and store each hair chain separately in a pouch to avoid tangling and scratches.