Traditional Hyderabadi Navratan 3 Step Studded Jhumkey

The moment the groom's family arrives at the door, every detail on you matters. Paired with a silk dupatta or a heavy embroidered lehenga, these three-tier Hyderabadi jhumkeys catch the light with every turn of your head — their layered katori drops swaying gently, each pearl latkan moving like punctuation at the end of a sentence you've spent months writing. This is the kind of earring that gets noticed before you even say a word.

Crafted on a polished gold-finish brass base, each jhumka is built in the classic Hyderabadi katori style — three descending stepped tiers that widen into a bell shape, a silhouette that has adorned South Asian women for generations. The face of each tier is hand-set with multicolour Navratan stones alongside sparkling cubic zirconia, arranged to catch light from every angle. Soft freshwater-style pearl latkans hang from the lowest tier, adding movement and a delicate contrast to the jewel-toned stones above. The construction is solid without being heavy — the brass base holds its shape through long ceremonies without the earring pulling or bending out of form.

These jhumkeys are built for the full wedding season: equally at home at a mehndi event in mustard chiffon, a walima in ivory silk, or a formal family gathering where you want traditional weight without the traditional price. Pair them with a high neckline to let the three tiers breathe, or with a low-back blouse to balance the visual load at the front. To keep them at their best, store each earring separately in a soft pouch away from moisture — avoid contact with perfume and hairspray, which can dull the gold finish over time.