Red Kundan and Pearl Drop Earrings in Copper

There are earrings that announce themselves, and then there are earrings that simply arrive. Worked in copper and set in the Kundan tradition, these earrings carry the unmistakable vocabulary of Rajasthani court jewellery: a vertical panel of foil-backed red stones, each one pressed and sealed into its bezel with the deliberate patience that defines true Kundan setting. The deep lac-red of the stones sits against the warm, burnished surface of the copper base, the whole composition narrowing at the base into a single suspended pearl drop, ivory against crimson. At 2.1 inches high and 0.7 inches wide (approximately 5.3 cm by 1.8 cm), the silhouette is slender, almost architectural. The 31-gram weight is distributed across the length of the earring, so the drop falls with a composed, unhurried swing rather than pulling uncomfortably at the lobe. These earrings belong equally to a hand-embroidered silk kurta at a winter shaadi and to a plain ivory cotton sari worn at a festive lunch where the jewellery carries the entire story. The red and pearl palette bridges ceremony and restraint with genuine ease. The copper base is finished to a smooth, even tone that ages gracefully with wear. Standard in size, they suit most ear piercings without adjustment, and the pearl drop is secure within its setting, making them a considered choice for long evenings that require jewellery that quietly holds its ground.

Details

• Material: Copper
• Dimensions: Earrings : 2.1" H x 0.7" W
• Weight: 31.0 g
• SKU: JA1531