Silver you
can hear.
Oxidised sterling, made by hand at two benches in Jaipur. Six pieces, each listed with its weight in grams and its size in millimetres.
The six pieces
Every one is 92.5 sterling silver, stamped inside, and weighed before it's packed.
Know your size before it comes
Work it out from a ring or bangle you already own. The rings, kada and payal pages remember it.
Two benches, one street
Each piece is sawn, soldered and filed by one person, then oxidised and polished back so the pattern stands out. That's why two jhumkas in a pair are never quite identical.
How a jhumka is madeBefore you buy
- Is it real silver?
- Every piece is 92.5 sterling silver and stamped inside. The stamp photo on each page is the one we use.
- Why is it dark in the grooves?
- That's oxidising, done on purpose so the pattern shows. It's not dirt, and polishing cloth won't take it out of the grooves.
- What if the size is wrong?
- Rings, bangles and anklets can be swapped for another size within 15 days, unworn. The size finder works it out from a ring or a bangle you already have.
- Will it tarnish?
- Silver darkens in damp and near perfume. Keep it in the cotton pouch it comes in, and wipe it with the cloth inside.
- Does it come gift-ready?
- Every piece comes in an indigo block-printed pouch with a card. Add a note and we write it by hand.
- Can I see it before I buy?
- There's no shop. Every page gives the size in millimetres and the weight in grams, so you know how big and how heavy it is before it comes.