Oxidised jhumkas are silver-tone earrings with a darkened, antique finish. The dark tone brings out the carving on the metal, which is why they look good with plain cotton kurtis as well as festive outfits. They are also light on the pocket, so you can own a few designs instead of one.


These are the oxidised designs on our counter at Radhe Lifestyle in Jehanabad.


Oxidised Jhumka: Rs 120

A peacock feather stud with a small flute across it, holding a bell-shaped jhumka with a row of tiny drops. The feather has a touch of green and blue colour, so it lifts a plain outfit.


Oxidized Silver Garba Dancing Earrings: Rs 120

Two dancing figures in wide flared skirts, with small silver drops along the hem. These are made for Navratri and Garba nights, but they work at any function where you want earrings people notice.


Oxidized Silver Swing Jhumka Earrings: Rs 120

A swinging jhumka in the same oxidised silver finish. Ask us to show you how it moves before you buy.


If you want something brighter


Not every outfit suits a dark finish. For a wedding or a silk saree, the Traditional Kundan Pearl Jhumka Earrings (Rs 180) give a shinier, more formal look.


What to wear them with


For college or daily wear, pair a single oxidised jhumka with a cotton kurti or a plain top. Keep the rest of the look simple so the earrings stand out.


For Navratri, Durga Puja or Chhath gatherings, the Garba dancing earrings go well with a printed lehenga or a chaniya choli.


For a function, match oxidised earrings with an oxidised churi or bracelet, so the metal tone stays the same from ear to wrist.


Keeping them looking new


Put your earrings on after perfume and hair spray, not before. Wipe them with a dry cloth after wearing, and keep each pair in a small zip pouch so they don't scratch each other.


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