Mughal Enameled Jhumka-Style Earrings

These are stunning examples of traditional Indian earrings. They feature a central motif, a combination of Polki (uncut diamonds or glass stones designed to look like them) set in a delicate, concentric pattern, and Meenakari (the brightly colored enamel work) that fills the inner crescent. This intricate metalwork is often gold-plated and finished with a fringe of clustered faux pearls or moti, adding movement and a classic, rich appeal. The variety shown, with green, red/maroon, mint green, and blush pink enamel, makes them versatile accessories for ethnic wear like sarees and lehengas at weddings or festive occasions.