Buy Jhumkas Online — Traditional Kundan Jhumka Earrings for Weddings & Festivals

Jhumkas are one of those jewellery pieces that don't really go out of style, they just cycle back into fashion every wedding season. That bell-shaped drop, the way it moves when you turn your head, it's been part of Indian jewellery for centuries and it's still one of the first things people search for before a wedding or festival. Our jhumkas collection is built entirely around that shape, done in Jadau Kundan craftsmanship, with pearl and strawberry-bead drops that give each pair a bit of movement and weight.

Right now the collection runs from simple floral studs around ₹900 up to more elaborate peacock and layered designs closer to ₹4,000, so there's room here whether you're buying for a wedding or just want a nice pair for Diwali.

What Are Jhumkas, and Why This Shape Endures

If you're new to the term, jhumkas are traditional Indian earrings shaped like an inverted bell or dome, usually with a stud top and a drop underneath. The design goes back to South Asian royal courts, and it's stayed popular because it works, the dome catches light differently than a flat stud, and the drop swings with movement, which is part of why jhumkas photograph so well at weddings and dance performances.

Jhumka Styles in Our Collection

Floral Jadau Kundan Jhumkas

This is our largest category. Floral stud tops set with Kundan stonework, usually in ruby or pink tones with green accents, paired with pearl or natural strawberry-bead drops. These are the most versatile pieces here, dressy enough for a wedding function but simple enough to wear with a regular saree or suit.

Peacock and Leaf-Motif Jhumkas

For something with more visual interest, our peacock jhumkas use an elongated motif with layered Kundan stones, while the leaf-shaped designs take a quieter, nature-inspired approach. Both styles tend to suit heavier bridal or festive outfits better than everyday wear.

Chandbali-Style Jhumkas

A few pieces in this collection lean toward the chandbali shape, a crescent form that extends from the earlobe rather than sitting close to it. If you want something a little different from a classic dome jhumka, this is worth a look.

How to Pick the Right Jhumkas for the Occasion

For weddings and receptions, go bigger, the layered peacock or floral designs with pearl drops hold their own against heavier bridal outfits and won't get visually lost. For festivals like Diwali or Navratri, mid-range floral jhumkas strike a good balance between festive and comfortable for a full day of wearing. And for daily or office-appropriate ethnic wear, the smaller stud-style jhumkas from this collection are light enough not to feel like a statement piece.

One thing worth checking before you buy: earring weight. Jhumkas with a lot of Kundan work and multiple bead drops can feel heavier by the end of a long event, so if you know you're sensitive to that, look for the smaller floral or leaf designs rather than the elaborate peacock pieces.

Why Shop Jhumkas at Muskan Jewels

We focus on Jadau Kundan work because it's a craft that rewards attention to detail, and jhumkas are a good showcase for it given the curved surface and layered stone setting involved. Every pair here is inspected before shipping, and because these are imitation pieces made from brass with a gold-tone finish, you get the traditional look without needing to insure or lock away your jewellery after the event. We ship across India for free, with international shipping available for customers outside the country. If you want a specific color combination to match an outfit, our customisation option lets you request changes on select designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between jhumkas and regular drop earrings?

Jhumkas have a distinct bell or dome shape at the bottom, usually with a stud top and a hanging drop. Regular drop earrings can be any shape, chains, hoops, geometric designs, without that characteristic bell silhouette.

Are Jadau Kundan jhumkas heavy to wear?

It depends on the design. Smaller floral studs are quite light, while layered peacock or multi-drop jhumkas weigh more. If you're wearing them for a full-day event, we'd suggest checking the product weight listed on each page.

Can I match jhumkas to a necklace set separately?

Yes, many customers buy jhumkas and necklaces separately to mix and match. Stick to the same stone tone (ruby, pink, or white Kundan) across pieces for a cohesive look, even if they're not from the same set.

Do you have jhumkas for everyday or office wear?

Yes, our smaller floral stud jhumkas work well for daily or office-appropriate ethnic wear. They're lighter and less elaborate than our bridal or festive designs but still carry the traditional Kundan detailing.

How much do jhumkas cost at Muskan Jewels?

Prices in this collection range from around ₹900 for simple floral designs to about ₹4,000 for detailed peacock or layered styles, depending on the stonework and bead detailing involved.