Earrings
How we'd wear them
The pair that carries the saree
Earrings sit right beside your face, so they're in every photo. A good pair can carry a simple saree on its own. Choose them first and the rest of your jewellery gets easy.
Our round kundan jhumkas are the colourful side: yellow, sky blue, rani, pista green, maroon, turquoise and more. They swing as you move, which is exactly what you want at garba. The meenakari kundan pairs come in yellow, sky blue, purple and pista green.
American diamond pairs bring the sparkle. The rose triangle and rose square hanging earrings add colour, and the emerald inverted leaf is a quiet favourite of ours. Long drops frame the face, while studs and short drops leave room for a busy necklace.
One gentle rule: kundan and AD rarely sit well together, so pick one per look. Wear your hair up for long earrings. If you'd like a necklace too, our jewellery sets come with their own pair, and our Navratri edit has outfits that love a bright jhumka.
Good to know
Which earrings go with a saree?
Jhumkas suit silk and cotton sarees. AD drops suit chiffon, satin and party sarees. Take your colour from the blouse or border.
Kundan or AD for a wedding?
Kundan is classic for daytime rituals and family functions. AD looks better under evening lights at a sangeet or reception.
How do I match earrings to my neckline?
High and boat necks love long or chandelier earrings. A deep neckline leaves room for a necklace, so go smaller at the ears.