Model wearing gold-plated Ghungroo temple jhumka earrings with a green stone and pearl fringe
Oxidised silver & gold plated

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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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.

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  • Finished by hand

    Every pair is finished in either oxidised silver or gold plating. No two oxidised pieces darken identically.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Keeping it that way

    Oxidised and plated finishes need a little care to stay bright. Perfume and water are the two things to keep away.

    How to care for your earrings 
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