Earrings that arrive before you do.
Chandbali, jhumka and stone drops set with cat's-eye cabochons, kundan work and pearl fringes. Named for the little bells on a dancer's anklet.
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Gold-Plated Emerald-Cut Crystal Pearl Studs
Regular price Rs. 199.00Regular priceRs. 0.00Sale price Rs. 199.00Sold out -
Oxidised Chand Bali Earrings – Ghungroo Bells
Regular price Rs. 130.00Regular priceSale price Rs. 130.00 -
Gold-Plated Ivory Panel Chandbali Earrings
Regular price Rs. 220.00Regular priceRs. 449.00Sale price Rs. 220.00Sold out -
Gold-Plated Hexagon Crystal Pearl Drop Studs
Regular price Rs. 199.00Regular priceSale price Rs. 199.00Sold out -
Silver-Tone Cushion Stone Pearl Fringe Studs
Regular price Rs. 150.00Regular priceSale price Rs. 150.00 -
Oxidised Green Stone Long Drop Earrings – Pearl Fan
Regular price Rs. 245.00Regular priceRs. 399.00Sale price Rs. 245.00Sold out
Premium
The heavier pieces. Deeper filigree, more stones, more pearl work.
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Gold-Plated Ivory Panel Chandbali Earrings
Regular price Rs. 220.00Regular priceRs. 449.00Sale price Rs. 220.00Sold out -
Oxidised Green Stone Long Drop Earrings – Pearl Fan
Regular price Rs. 245.00Regular priceRs. 399.00Sale price Rs. 245.00Sold out -
Gold-Plated Crescent Chandbali Earrings – Ivory Shell
Regular price Rs. 229.00Regular priceRs. 329.00Sale price Rs. 229.00Sale
Ghungroo
A ghungroo is the bell on a dancer's anklet.
You hear it before you see her. That is the idea behind every pair we make: earrings with enough movement and shine to announce you across a room, at a price that lets you own more than one.
Ghungroo sells imitation fashion earrings only: chandbali, jhumka, temple jhumka, stone drops and studs. Each pair is finished by hand in oxidised silver-tone or gold plating over a base-metal alloy, and set with cat's-eye glass, kundan-style stones and faux pearl work, not precious metal or natural gemstone.
How to wear it
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Cat's-Eye Stones, Explained
The band of light that moves across a cat's-eye stone is called chatoyancy. How it works, how the manufactured version differs from the natural gemstone, and how to tell them...
Cat's-Eye Stones, Explained
The band of light that moves across a cat's-eye stone is called chatoyancy. How it works, how the manufactured version differs from the natural gemstone, and how to tell them...
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Why Imitation Jewellery Tarnishes, and How to Slow It Down
Tarnish and plating wear are two different problems needing opposite responses. The four real causes, what to do about each, and what you must never clean jewellery with.
Why Imitation Jewellery Tarnishes, and How to Slow It Down
Tarnish and plating wear are two different problems needing opposite responses. The four real causes, what to do about each, and what you must never clean jewellery with.
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The Best Earrings for Your Face Shape
The honest version of face-shape advice: how to work out your shape in ten seconds, what genuinely suits it, and the two things that matter more than face shape.
The Best Earrings for Your Face Shape
The honest version of face-shape advice: how to work out your shape in ten seconds, what genuinely suits it, and the two things that matter more than face shape.
How they're made
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Finished by hand
Every pair is finished in either oxidised silver or gold plating. No two oxidised pieces darken identically.
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Stones set one at a time
Cat's-eye glass cabochons, kundan-style stones and pearl fringes are bezel-set and strung by hand, not pressed into a mould.
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Less metal than it looks
The domes are hollow and the crescents pierced, so a pair carries far less weight on the earlobe than its size suggests.
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Keeping it that way
How to care for your earringsOxidised and plated finishes need a little care to stay bright. Perfume and water are the two things to keep away.






