Ghungroo Chain Kundan Kashmiri Jhumka, South Indian Jhumka Earrings

KASHMIRI JHUMKE & KUNDAN JHUMKE METAL - BRASS GOLD PLATED HANDMADE JEWELRY INDIAN JEWELRY The earrings in the image are a type of traditional Kashmiri jewelry known as Dejhoor earrings. Design Style: The design is a traditional Kashmiri Dejhoor style, which is rooted in rich cultural heritage and often symbolizes marital bliss among Kashmiri Pandits. It is a long, dangling style, sometimes with an accompanying ear chain, also known as 'kaan chain'. Elements: The earrings feature an ornate stud top (often a circular or floral motif), from which hang multiple delicate gold-toned chains adorned with small dangling beads or ghungroos (tiny bells) at the ends, creating a graceful movement. Craftsmanship: They are typically handcrafted with intricate detailing, which may include filigree or enamel work, reflecting traditional artistry. Stone/Material Material: The base material is often an alloy or brass, with a gold-plated or oxidized gold finish. Stones: The main stone visible in the stud top of the earring in the image appears to be a round black stone (possibly resin or a similar material). Other variations of this style may incorporate different stones like Monalisa stones, kundan, or pearls. The green embellishments on the earrings are likely green stones, green enamel, or potentially Pacchi Kundan work. Material: The base material of the earrings is generally an alloy or brass with a gold-plated finish. Design: These are traditional Indian Kashmiri-style earrings, often referred to as 'Kaan Chain' or 'Dejhoor', featuring ghungroo (tiny bell) charms and intricate design work around the central green element. Style: The specific type of stone or material used for the green part can vary by manufacturer, but it is a common feature in this traditional design to add a vibrant color contrast.