Jhumka Earrings

The jhumka is one of the most recognisable earring shapes in Indian jewellery — a bell or dome hanging straight down from the ear, often fringed with pearls or beads along the rim. Saloni Fashion Jewellery stocks jhumkas in kundan, uncut stone, pearl, meenakari, antique gold and oxidised finishes, from small daily-wear jhumkis to large bridal statement pieces. See our jhumka styles guide for more on choosing between them.

What is the difference between a jhumka and a jhumki?

Size and occasion, mainly. A jhumki is the smaller, lighter version — comfortable for daily wear at work or college. A jhumka is the larger, more heavily worked traditional bell, usually reserved for festive and bridal wear where its weight and movement are part of the look.

What are these jhumkas made of?

Brass and alloy bases finished in gold, antique gold or oxidised silver plating, set with kundan stones, pearls or coloured beads along the fringe. This is fashion and imitation jewellery — it gives the traditional look and hand-finished feel without the cost of fine gold work.

Which jhumka suits a bride versus everyday wear?

Bridal jhumkas run large and heavily embellished — broad kundan or uncut-stone domes with a full pearl fringe, usually paired with a matching necklace set. For daily or office wear, a smaller plain-gold or lightly stoned jhumki sits closer to the ear and carries far less weight through a full day.

Do jhumkas suit every face shape?

Not equally. Longer, narrower jhumkas add length that suits rounder faces, while broader, shorter domes work better on longer face shapes. Our guide on choosing earrings for your face shape goes into this in more detail.

Do you sell jhumkas wholesale?

Yes — jhumkas are one of our highest-volume wholesale lines. WhatsApp +91 98705 89560 for bulk rates, or see our wholesale page for the full ordering process and minimum order details.