Are these heavy to wear for long wedding functions?

These are hanging designs with multiple drops on a brass base, so choose a medium length if you’re sensitive to weight. Shorter profiles feel easier through mehendi and sangeet hours.

What stones and shapes do these earrings use, and how do they look under lights?

They use polki and zircon with round and pear settings. Zircon adds clear sparkle under evening lights, while polki keeps the look traditional.

Which styles suit which outfits and occasions?

Mint drop styles suit pastel anarkalis and receptions; ruby accents pair with silk sarees or lehengas for wedding rituals; chandbalis work across bridal events; peacock motifs add colour for festive pujas.

How do I care for Victoria polish brass kundan earrings?

Keep them away from water, perfume, and humidity, and wipe them dry after wear. Store each piece separately in a pouch to prevent scratches and tangling of the drops.

Victoria Kundan Earrings

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Victoria Kundan Earrings

These kundan earrings come in 7 designs, with prices from ₹1,650. Crafted on a brass base with Victoria polish, they sit in the Hanging style with graceful drops that move as you do. Polki and zircon stones feature in round and pear shapes, giving traditional depth with a clear zircon sparkle. The multi‑drop layouts feel bridal yet versatile for celebrations across a pan‑India aesthetic. For a wider browse, see the full look in our kundan earrings collection.

The styles in this edit

Mint Pear Drops: Soft mint stones sit alongside pear silhouettes, set with polki accents and bright zircon for a fresh, dewy look. The hanging profile finishes in neat drops, and the Victoria polish keeps the tone warm without glare.

Ruby Highlights: Bold ruby‑red stones anchor these pairs, balanced by round and pear detailing. AD stones catch the light for sangeets and evening functions, while the multi‑drop finish adds length without looking bulky.

Peacock Motifs: Intricate peacock forms show up in the framework, with vibrant colour pops and measured symmetry. Polki work adds a heritage note, and the swaying drops underline the motif with movement.

Chandbali Classics: A crescent silhouette gives instant occasion appeal, with round and pear settings tracing the arc. The Victoria polish reads refined, and gentle drops complete the curve; see more favourites in our kundan chandbali earrings.

How and when to wear them

For weddings, pair ruby or chandbali styles with a silk saree or lehenga; keep the neckline simple so the multi drops stand out. Mint options sit well with pastel anarkalis or an Indo‑western gown for receptions. Peacock motifs add colour to a kurta set during festivals and day functions. If you like a fuller silhouette, explore options beyond this edit in our jhumka earrings for women or the more ornate pieces in the kundan jhumkas edit. Many shoppers build earring sets by matching stone colours with their bangles or a subtle hair accessory.

Picking the right pair and care tips

Consider length and drop density if you plan to wear them for hours; a shorter hanging works better for compact faces, while longer pairs frame round faces neatly. Match stone colours to your outfit base: mint with pastels and ivory; ruby‑red with maroon, green, or gold tones. The brass base with Victoria polish is designed for occasion wear; keep the pieces away from water, perfume, and humidity. After use, wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Store each piece separately in a pouch to avoid scratches and tangles with the drops.

Explore more styles

Prefer light daily wear? Pick from our minimal studs earrings for work or quick outings. For traditional textures in compact forms, browse temple silver stud earrings to mix into your festive rotation alongside these kundan earrings.