The Jalaja Silver Fish Jhumka (Two-tone)The fish motif is used widely in temple jewellery as it is an auspicious symbol signifying abundance and fertility. Extremely attractive and skillfully handcrafted this `fish motif' jhumka set with `kempu' stones is simply stunning . Crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery the entire piece is crafted in pure Sterling Silver (92. 5%) and oxidised to give a dark antique look. This jhumka is also available in

(use our size guide to determine your correct size)

Width of necklace: 1 inch

(Note: The necklace can be bought alone or along with the earstuds

5%) and oxidised

This is a gorgeous and an ornate hair-clip studded with natural Pearl

Five gold-dipped silver mangoes studded with red and green stones are woven into a black thread to create a lovely necklace

is tastefully decorated with marquis shaped kempu stones creating a seamless combination of tradition and ethnic chic

Maharaja of Mysore

Revel in the dance of the peacock with this stunning pair of peacock- jhumkas

Width of pendant : 2 inches

75 inches (Tassle provided to adjust length)

5) Silver and gold-dipped in a special process to give them an antique look