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Kundan earrings are the easiest way to bring kundan into an outfit: a pair of jhumkas, dangles or chandelier drops in green, pink, ruby, brown, white or multicolour stones on gold or silver plating. Over 100 designs are listed here from Saloni Fashion Jewellery, Mumbai. Want a full look? Try kundan necklace sets or kundan jewellery for mehndi.
What is the difference between kundan jhumkas, dangles and chandbalis?
Jhumkas have a dome shape with a hanging drop; dangles hang straight from a stud or hook; chandelier and chandbali styles fan out into a crescent or tiered shape. Our jhumka styles guide explains which suits which occasion.
Which kundan earrings suit my face shape?
Longer dangles tend to balance rounder faces, while rounder jhumkas soften angular faces. See our guide to choosing earrings for your face shape.
Will large kundan earrings feel heavy?
Statement earrings can feel heavy over a long event. A kaan chain (ear chain) shares the weight so the earring does not pull on the lobe - see our kaan chain guide and the kaan chain collection.
Which colours are best for a mehndi or festive outfit?
Green and pink kundan are popular for mehndi and haldi; ruby and maroon suit red and wine outfits; white and pearl suit pastels.
What are the earrings made of?
A brass base with gold, antique-gold or silver plating, set with kundan stones and on some designs pearls or CZ. They are fashion jewellery, not solid gold.