Kundan style teardrop dangler earrings centre on a teardrop-shaped stone with a distinctive dotted, mosaic-effect finish, surrounded by a halo of mirror-finish kundan-style petals. A square, floral-etched stud sits at the top, with pearl beads and small gold balls finishing the drop at the sides and base.
Why She’ll Reach for These
The antique gold finish and mirror kundan earrings detailing give this design real festive presence — well suited to Navratri, a sangeet, or a wedding-season event where you want your earrings to carry the look. As antique gold pearl drop earrings, they strike a balance between traditional Kundan styling and a distinctive, not-everywhere centre stone that stands apart from a plain coloured stone drop.
Available in three colourways — turquoise, grey-blue, and violet — so you can match the tone to your outfit while keeping the same detailed silhouette.
Explore more from our Dangler Earrings collection for pieces that pair easily with this one.
Pair them with a solid-colour saree or lehenga to let the mirror-finish petals and pearl drops do the talking.
FAQs
Ye earrings shaadi ya sangeet ke function ke liye theek rahenge?
Yes — the antique gold finish and Kundan-style detailing make these a strong fit for weddings, sangeet, and other festive events.
Inhe kaise maintain karein?
Store in a dry pouch away from moisture and perfume, and wipe gently with a soft cloth after wear to keep the mirror-finish petals looking bright.
Kya teeno colours same design mein milte hain?
Yes — turquoise, grey-blue, and violet are all variants of this same teardrop design.
What does “Kundan style” mean in fashion jewellery?
Kundan style refers to a traditional Indian jewellery technique using foiled, mirror-finish stones set in gold-toned metal, widely used in fashion jewellery as a decorative style rather than a claim of real gemstones.
Is the centre stone a natural gemstone?
No — it’s a fashion jewellery stone with a decorative dotted, mosaic-effect finish, not a natural or certified gemstone.
