Ajmeri Nagla earrings handcrafted with the same traditional die-cutting techniques by local artisans.
Contemporary production (non-antique), faithful to ancestral methods and forms.
Made of approximately 80% silver with a warm 18k gold plating, while the external hoops are in silver 925 left natural (without plating).
Originally designed for dilated lobes, these earrings were part of the Gujar Rawat bridal tradition, gifted to the bride as a symbol of union and identity.
The hollow interior was historically used as a perfume diffuser, filled with rose-soaked cotton to release fragrance.
This version maintains the cultural essence while offering a modern golden finish, versatile for both heritage lovers and contemporary wearers.
