Jhumki Earrings - Small Everyday Jhumkis for Daily Wear

The jhumka is the most recognisable earring in Indian jewellery — a bell-shaped dome, usually fringed with pearls or beads. Saloni Fashion Jewellery stocks over 50 jhumka designs, from small everyday jhumkis to layered bridal pieces with ear chains. See which jhumka style suits which occasion.

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How much do artificial jhumkas cost?

Prices in this collection start near Rs 320 and the middle price is about Rs 630. About 10 jhumkas are under Rs 500, about 43 are under Rs 1,000 and all but a handful are under Rs 2,000, so a pair costs far less than most other earring styles here. By look, over 40 titles are kundan, about 33 are gold plated, about 28 are antique gold and about 24 are silver plated; about 6 mention pearls and about 4 are combo sets. By colour, about 7 titles name green, about 5 pink, about 4 red and about 4 white. Check the size, weight and closure on each product page before you order.

What styles of jhumka do you carry?

Kundan and uncut-stone jhumkas in antique gold for bridal wear, pearl-fringed jhumkis for festivals, silver-plated jhumkas for cotton sarees and indie styling, and plain gold-plated jhumkis for daily use.

Are jhumkas comfortable for long wear?

The larger designs are made in lightweight alloy, and layered bridal jhumkas often pair with a kaan chain that shifts weight into the hair. Smaller jhumkis are light enough for all-day wear.

What is meenakari on a jhumka?

Meenakari is coloured enamel fired onto the metal — typically green, red and white. On a jhumka it usually appears on the inside of the dome or the reverse face, so the colour shows as the earring moves. Only pieces described as meenakari carry it; we do not claim the technique on plain plated designs.

How do I stop jhumkas tangling in my hair?

Fringed jhumkas catch loose hair at the rim, which is where the pulling comes from. Tie hair back or wear it up when the earring is large and heavily fringed, and put earrings in after the hairstyle is finished rather than before. A kaan chain also helps, because it holds the earring at a fixed angle instead of letting it swing into the hair.

How should I store jhumkas?

Each pair in its own pouch or box. Loose jhumkas in a shared tray rub against each other and the plating wears at the contact points, and the fringes tangle together. Wipe them with a soft dry cloth after wearing, and keep them out of humidity — a bathroom shelf is the worst place for plated jewellery.

Do you supply jhumkas wholesale?

Yes — jhumkas are available wholesale. WhatsApp +91 98705 89560 for bulk rates from our Santacruz West, Mumbai showroom.