Geometric Triple Layer Gold Plated Chandelier Drop Earrings

There is a particular confidence in geometry, the kind that ancient craftsmen understood long before it became fashionable. These chandelier earrings are built across three descending layers of angular, interlocking forms, each tier slightly wider than the last, the whole composition spanning five inches in height and two inches in width (approximately 12.7 cm by 5 cm). The silhouette is unambiguously architectural, drawing on the Rajasthani tradition of layered jhumar work, where repetition of a single geometric unit creates cumulative drama. The base material is copper, chosen for its warmth and malleability, and it carries a gold plating that lends the surface a burnished, almost antique radiance. No stones interrupt the planes; the decoration is entirely structural, relying on the interplay of shadow and polished metal across the angular faces. At 38 grams, the weight is perceptible but not punishing, balanced across the ear by a considered distribution through the three tiers. Worn with a raw-silk kurta in ivory or ochre for a literary festival or gallery opening, they read as considered and quietly bold. Paired with a dark handloom sari for an evening wedding function, they carry the room without competing with statement jewellery elsewhere. The free-size hook closure suits most ears and allows easy adjustment throughout a long occasion. The gold-plated copper construction keeps the piece accessible for regular wear, though, as with all plated jewellery, it rewards careful storage away from moisture and perfume.

Details

• Material: Copper
• Dimensions: 5 Inches Height X 2 Inches Width
• Weight: 38.0 g
• SKU: JA0822