This gorgeous Jhumka Earring is an absolute statement piece. This product is extremely well made from premium quality gold platted alloy and world class quality, carefully hand picked Pearls and Kundans. Each and every minute detailed Meenakari, Kundan and pearl work is hand crafted with  great passion and love to give it a stunning expensive look. This is a must have jhumka for your designer jewellery collection. Product Type :  Jhumka EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating with pearlProduct Colour : Orange  ColourProduct Height : 55 mmProduct Width : 20 mm

Product Type :  Jhumka EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating, Kundan , pearlProduct Colour : Peach  ColourProduct Height : 70 mmProduct Width : 40 mmBest suited for : This is a  big  statement piece. So its best suited for your ethnic party look .

This gorgeous Chandbali is an absolute statement piece. This product is extremely well made from premium quality gold platted alloy and world class quality, carefully hand picked Pearls and Kundans. Each and every minute detailed Meenakari, Kundan and pearl work is hand crafted with  great passion and love to give it a stunning expensive look. This is a medium weight Jhumki. Its pretty big in size, so its suitable for festive look. This is a must have chandbali for your designer jewellery collection. Product Type :  Chandbali EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating with pearlProduct Colour : Rani  ColourProduct Height : 95 mmProduct Width : 70 mm

Product Type :  Chandbali EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating, Kundan , pearlProduct Height : 95 mmProduct Width : 52 mmProduct Colour : Rani ColorBest suited for :  Ethnic party  look .

  Product Type :  Jhumka EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating, Kundan , pearlProduct Colour : Rani  ColourProduct Height : 70 mmProduct Width : 40 mmBest suited for : This is a  big  statement piece. So its best suited for your ethnic party look .

This unique Chandbali Earring is one of our best seller. We have used premium quality gold platted alloy and world class quality Meenakari work to give it a very alluring and expensive look. Each and every minute detailed Meenakari and pearl work is hand crafted with  great passion and love by a small group of Indian women who have partnershipped with us in showcasing the cultural ethos and rich heritage of india . We provide access to the finest crafts with an assurance of authenticity, beauty, value, aesthetics and design. So place order now and get it delivered at your door step in next 3 to 5 days. Product Type :  Chandbali EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating , pearlProduct Height : 100 mmProduct Width : 30 mmProduct Colour : Rani ColourProduct speciality : World class quality hand painted Meenakari workBest suited for :  Casual ethnic  look.

Rani pink is the colour that brightens everything it sits next to. Most people assume a pink earring belongs with a pink saree. It's the opposite. Deep rani pink does its best work against neutrals — a cream cotton saree, an ivory silk, a plain white kurta, a beige lehenga. Against those it's the only colour in the look, and the whole outfit lifts. Worn with pink, it disappears. Worn with white, it's the thing people notice. These are handcrafted jhumkas with hand-painted meenakari enamelwork, kundan stones and pearl detailing — the traditional combination, made by artisans rather than machines. No two pieces come out perfectly identical, which is the nature of hand-painted enamel and part of why it looks the way it does. The honest bit about the material These are made in gold-plated alloy — copper, brass and zinc — with meenakari and kundan work. That's not a shortcut, it's a requirement: hand-painted enamel and kundan setting cannot be done in stainless steel, which is too hard to work at this level of detail. The trade is care. Alloy needs to stay dry and be stored properly, and it isn't built for daily wear the way our stainless steel range is. Treated as occasion jewellery, it holds its finish for years. Worn in sweat and humidity every day, it won't. Key details Hand-painted rani pink meenakari enamelwork Kundan stones with pearl detailing Gold-plated alloy, handcrafted by Indian artisans Lightweight for their size — comfortable through a full function Occasion wear: keep dry, store in a pouch ₹299 · Ships in 1–2 days across India What to wear them with Best against: cream, ivory, white, beige, oatmeal. Rani pink was made for neutrals — it's the contrast that makes both the earring and the outfit look deliberate. Also works with: deep green, navy, mustard and black. Jewel tones hold their own against rani rather than being overwhelmed by it. Be careful with: pink and red sarees. Matching pink to pink usually reads as accidental rather than styled, and against red the two colours fight. Keep the neckline simple. Statement jhumkas want a bare neck or a single thin chain — a heavy necklace and a heavy earring compete, and neither wins. Perfect for gifting Jhumkas are one of the easier ethnic gifts: no sizing, universally worn across ages, and a colour like rani suits every skin tone. Handcrafted meenakari also looks considerably more expensive than it costs, which is what you want from a gift under ₹500. Care — please read Keep away from water, perfume, lotion and sweat entirely Put jewellery on last, after makeup and perfume have dried Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after each wear Store in a dry airtight pouch, not loose in a box Frequently asked questions What colour saree do rani pink jhumkas go with? Neutrals, primarily — cream, ivory, white and beige. Deep pink brightens pale fabrics and becomes the focal point of the look. It also works well against deep green, navy, mustard and black. Avoid wearing rani pink jhumkas with a pink or red saree; matching shades usually read as accidental, and pink against red competes rather than complements. What is meenakari work? Meenakari is the traditional Indian craft of applying coloured enamel to metal by hand, dating back centuries and closely associated with Rajasthan. Each piece is painted individually, which is why the colour has depth that printed or machine-set finishes don't, and why no two pieces are perfectly identical. It's usually combined with kundan — glass or stone set into gold-toned metal — as it is here. Are these anti-tarnish like your other jewellery? No, and it's worth being clear. Our anti-tarnish range is built on a stainless steel base and made for daily wear. These jhumkas are handcrafted gold-plated alloy, which is what allows the meenakari enamel and kundan work — that craftsmanship can't be produced in steel. They need to stay dry and be stored properly, and they're best treated as occasion jewellery. If you want earrings for genuine everyday wear, choose from the anti-tarnish range instead. Are jhumkas heavy to wear for a full function? These aren't. Weight is the main complaint about jhumkas generally, and it's usually a function of solid metal rather than size — these are built light for their scale, so they stay comfortable through a long event. If you have sensitive earlobes, a small plastic disc behind the earring back spreads the weight and helps considerably. Will the enamel colour fade? Not with proper care. Meenakari enamel is far more sensitive to chemicals than to knocks — perfume, hairspray, lotion and cleaning products are what dull it, not everyday handling. Put jewellery on last, keep it dry, and store it in a pouch rather than loose, and the colour holds for years. What necklace goes with statement jhumkas? Ideally none. Large jhumkas work best with a bare neckline or a single thin chain — a heavy necklace and heavy earrings compete for the same attention and the look ends up cluttered. If the saree has a deep neck and feels bare, a simple gold chain is enough.

The pair you put in and forget about. Everyone needs one set of earrings that requires no decision. Small enough for an interview, a hospital shift or a court appearance. Plain enough that they never clash with what you're wearing. Comfortable enough to leave in from Monday to Sunday. These are those. A simple round gold stud with fine dotted texture across the face — enough detail to catch light, not enough to be a statement. They're the earrings you stop noticing, which is exactly the point. They're also the right pair for a second piercing, or as the plain anchor in a curated ear where everything else is doing the talking. Underneath, they're anti-tarnish 304 stainless steel with 18K gold plating. That matters more on earrings than on anything else you wear, because the post sits inside a piercing in permanent contact with skin. Brass and copper-brass-zinc alloy earrings are what cause the itching, redness and green marks people blame on "cheap jewellery" — it's the base metal, not the gold. Stainless steel doesn't carry that reactive copper. Key highlights Simple round studs with fine dotted texture — subtle, not plain Anti-tarnish 18K gold plated 304 stainless steel Hypoallergenic — safe for sensitive and newly healed ears Small enough for work, formal settings and second piercings Lightweight — no drag on the lobe over a long day ₹349 · Ships in 1–2 days across India How to wear them On their own they're your default — the pair that lives in your first piercing and goes with everything from a t-shirt to a saree. In a curated ear, put these in the first hole and something with more shape — a huggie hoop or a small drop — above them. A plain round stud is the standard anchor, because it doesn't compete with whatever else you've got in. They also work as the everyday pair you leave in when you take the statement earrings out at the end of the night. Perfect for gifting Simple gold studs are the lowest-risk jewellery gift there is, provided she has pierced ears. No size to guess, no design bold enough to clash with her taste, nothing to go out of style. They're also the right gift for someone with sensitive ears who's given up on fashion jewellery — the stainless steel base is the difference between earrings she can wear and earrings that sit in a drawer. Care Anti-tarnish, but not waterproof. Remove before bathing, swimming or working out. Put earrings in last, after perfume and hairspray have dried. Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear and store in a pouch or box. Frequently asked questions Is this real 18K gold? No — it's 18K gold plated over 304 stainless steel, and it's sold as fashion jewellery. Solid 18K gold studs in India start in the tens of thousands. This is a ₹349 pair designed to be worn every day without worrying about it, on a steel base that doesn't react with skin. Two different products for two different purposes. Are these safe for sensitive ears? Yes. They're 18K gold plated over 304 stainless steel, which is hypoallergenic and doesn't contain the reactive copper found in brass and alloy earrings. Ears react more readily than wrists or necks because the post sits inside the piercing in constant contact with tissue — so the base metal matters more in earrings than in any other piece of jewellery. Can I wear them every day and sleep in them? Yes to both. They're small and flat enough not to press into your ear overnight, and light enough that there's no drag on the lobe over a long day. They're anti-tarnish but not waterproof, so take them out before showering, swimming or working out — water sitting behind a stud shortens the life of any plating. Are round studs suitable for a second piercing? Yes, and they're one of the safer choices. A small round stud sits flat, doesn't catch in hair, and doesn't tangle with whatever is in your first piercing. The usual arrangement in a curated ear is a plain stud in one hole and something with more shape — a huggie hoop or a small drop — above it. Will they turn my ears green or cause irritation? No. Green marks and irritation come from copper in the base metal reacting with skin, which is the standard problem with brass and copper-brass-zinc alloy earrings. These use 18K gold plating over 304 stainless steel, which is hypoallergenic and doesn't cause that reaction. What size stud earring should I choose? For everyday and professional wear, smaller is more versatile — a stud that sits close to the lobe reads as deliberate rather than decorative, and it works in settings where larger earrings are out of place. Larger studs suit a statement look but are less forgiving with hair and phone calls. If you want one pair that does everything, choose the smaller option. What's the difference between anti-tarnish and regular gold-plated earrings? The base metal, not the plating. Regular gold-plated fashion jewellery is usually brass or a copper-brass-zinc alloy, which oxidises within weeks and can irritate skin. Anti-tarnish jewellery uses a stainless steel base, which doesn't carry that reactive copper content, so it resists oxidation and daily wear and stays gold significantly longer. On earrings this matters more than anywhere else, because the metal sits inside a piercing. Are gold studs a good gift? They're among the safest, provided she has pierced ears. There's no size to guess, no design strong enough to clash with her taste, and simple gold studs don't go out of style. They're a particularly good choice for someone with sensitive ears who's given up on fashion jewellery, since the stainless steel base is what makes them wearable.

Make an unforgettable statement with our Ruhani Jhumkis. These earrings are a masterclass in architectural jewelry design, featuring a prominent, ruby-red rectangular center stone that anchors a complex arrangement of emerald-green accents and delicate seed pearls. The oversized brass dome is meticulously engraved with traditional geometric and floral patterns, finished with a lush pearl-drop fringe. With a substantial 8 cm length, these Jhumkis are designed for the woman who isn't afraid to be the center of attention. Crafted from high-quality brass with a premium silver-look finish, they provide the majestic weight of antique silver jewelry while remaining light enough for a full night of dancing at weddings or festivals. The Details Material: High-grade Brass with an Oxidized Silver-look finish. Stone Work: Bold ruby-red rectangular centerpiece with emerald-green teardrop accents and ivory faux-pearl clusters. Length: Approximately 8 cm. Closure: Secure Push Back with a high-grip comfort stopper. Weight: Crafted to feel substantial yet comfortable for extended wear. Style Tip: These are true "standalone" earrings. Skip the necklace and pair them with a deep-neck black saree or a white chikankari suit to let the silver and ruby tones pop.

Dreamy Pinterest Viral Necklace. 304 stainless steel with gold plating Hypoallergenic & skin-friendly Pinterest Inspired Necklace  Premium Quality Note: This product is anti-tarnish, not waterproof. To maintain its shine, please avoid wearing it in the shower, pool, or rain.

  Product Specification : Product Type :  Jhumka EarringBrand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating, Kundan , pearlProduct Colour : Blue ColourProduct Height : 110 mmProduct Width : 25 mmProduct speciality : World class quality hand painted Meenakari work and Bollywood inspired designBest suited for : This is a pretty long gorgeous piece. So its best suited for your ethnic party look or for attending an wedding .  

Product Specification: Product Type :  Jhumka Earring Brand : AferandoProduct material : Alloy (mixing of Copper, Brass & Zinc) with gold plating, Kundan , pearlProduct Colour : Rani  ColourProduct Height : 75 mmProduct Width : 35 mmBest suited for : This is a  big  statement piece. So its best suited for your ethnic party look .

Command attention with the Vanya Jhumkis, a masterpiece of traditional Indian craftsmanship. These earrings feature a regal teardrop stud adorned with vibrant emerald and ruby-hued stones, leading down to a beautifully etched brass dome. The intricate floral filigree and delicate pearl-fringe detailing capture the essence of temple jewelry, offering a rich gold-plated look that elevates any ethnic ensemble. Despite their impressive 8 cm length, these Jhumkis are engineered to be surprisingly lightweight, allowing you to glide through weddings and festivities with effortless grace. A true statement of elegance that bridges the gap between ancient tradition and modern comfort. The Details Material: Premium Brass with a high-luster Gold-tone finish. Stone Work: Precision-set emerald green and ruby red accents with ivory pearl droplets. Length: Approximately 8 cm. Closure: Secure Push Back with a comfort-fit stopper to ensure they stay perfectly in place. Weight: Crafted for a "heavy look" without the heavy feel—comfortable for long hours of wear. Style Tip: Pair these with a rich Kanjeevaram saree or a deep-toned Anarkali. Keep your neckline bare or go for a simple gold chain to let these Jhumkis be the star of the show.

Product Type :  Finger RingBrand : AferandoProduct material : Stainless Steel 18k Gold PlatedRing Size : Adjustable

Bold yet elegant — the Aferando Viper Aura Ring features a sleek snake-inspired wrap design adorned with sparkling stones. Crafted in premium anti-tarnish stainless steel with a rich gold-plated finish, this adjustable ring adds a touch of mystique and modern glamour to your everyday style.

Five colours. One bracelet. The tulip that already matches whatever you're wearing. Pink, purple, green, orange and red crystal tulips set into a wavy 18K gold band. Every stone catches the light differently, so the bracelet shifts as you move — it looks alive on the wrist in a way a single-colour piece never does. The practical argument is simpler than the pretty one: you stop having to match. There's always one stone picking up something in what you're wearing. Against white and neutrals the colours pop cleanly. With a kurta, saree or lehenga it does something the pastel and all-pink versions can't — it reads as festive rather than dainty, and it holds its own against embroidery and prints instead of disappearing into them. Underneath, it's 304 stainless steel with 18K gold plating. Most tulip bracelets at this price are brass or mixed alloy, which is why they go dull within a fortnight and leave a green ring on the wrist. Stainless steel doesn't carry the reactive copper that causes that. This one stays gold. Key highlights Five crystal colours — pink, purple, green, orange and red in one band Anti-tarnish 18K gold plated 304 stainless steel — holds its shine far longer than brass or alloy Hypoallergenic and skin-safe — no green marks, gentle on sensitive skin The most versatile colourway in the range — works with Western and ethnic wear alike Lightweight enough to forget you're wearing it ₹499 · Ships in 1–2 days across India · Free shipping above ₹999 How to style it Let it be the only colour on your wrist. Against white, cream or black the stones read as jewel tones rather than rainbow, which is what keeps it from looking childish. With ethnic wear, pick one stone colour up somewhere else in the outfit — a dupatta, a bindi, an embroidery thread — and the whole look ties together without matching. If you want to layer, use a plain gold chain bracelet or a slim bangle. Avoid stacking it with another stone piece; two crystal bracelets compete rather than complement. Perfect for gifting This is the tulip bracelet to buy when you don't know her wardrobe. There's no single colour that has to work, and it arrives looking considerably more expensive than it costs. Tulips symbolise affection, care and good wishes rather than romance — so it works for a sister, a friend, a daughter or a partner without sending a signal you didn't intend. A natural pick for birthdays, festivals and anniversaries. Care Anti-tarnish, but not waterproof. Remove before bathing, swimming or applying perfume. Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear and store in a pouch to protect the crystal settings. Frequently asked questions Which tulip bracelet colour should I choose? Choose the multicolour (pink, purple, green, orange and red) if you want a real pop of colour, wear a lot of ethnic or festive clothing, or you're gifting and don't know her wardrobe. Choose the pastel (pink, purple and white) for something softer that still works across neutrals, denim and grey. Choose the all-pink if you mostly wear creams and whites and prefer a single coordinated colour. All three are the same 18K gold plated anti-tarnish stainless steel at the same price. Does the multicolour tulip bracelet suit Indian ethnic wear? Yes, and it's the best of the three for it. Because it contains five stone colours, there's almost always one echoing something in a kurta, saree or lehenga. It also reads as festive rather than dainty, so it holds its own against embroidery and prints where a single-colour bracelet tends to disappear. The gold plating keeps it consistent with traditional jewellery tones. Is a multicolour bracelet too bright for everyday wear? Not in practice. The stones are small and set into a gold band, so against neutrals they read as jewel tones rather than rainbow. Most people wear it as their only wrist piece on ordinary days and save the layering for occasions. Is this tulip bracelet safe for sensitive skin? Yes. The base is 304 stainless steel with 18K gold plating, which is hypoallergenic and doesn't react with skin the way brass or mixed-alloy fashion bracelets do. It will not leave green marks on your wrist. Will the colours fade or the gold turn dull? Not with basic care. The crystals hold their colour, and the anti-tarnish stainless steel base keeps the gold plating from oxidising the way brass does. Remove it before bathing, swimming or applying perfume and it will stay bright far longer than ordinary gold-plated fashion jewellery. Will it fit my wrist? This bracelet is a fixed length rather than adjustable, so check the measurement above against your wrist before ordering. To measure: wrap a strip of paper around your wrist, mark where it overlaps, lay it flat against a ruler, and add about 1.5 cm for comfort. What's the difference between anti-tarnish and regular gold-plated jewellery? The base metal, not the plating. Regular gold-plated fashion jewellery is usually brass or a copper-brass-zinc alloy, which oxidises within weeks and can leave green marks where it meets sweat. Anti-tarnish jewellery uses a stainless steel base, which doesn't carry that reactive copper content, so it resists oxidation and daily wear and stays gold significantly longer. What is a good jewellery gift for a woman under ₹500 in India? Anti-tarnish gold-plated jewellery is the most practical option under ₹500 — it looks premium, needs no sizing, and lasts far longer than ordinary fashion jewellery. Aferando's multicolour tulip bracelet (₹499), four leaf clover charm bracelet (₹399) and 11:11 angel number pendant necklace (₹249) all sit in this range and ship across India in 1–2 working days.