Model wearing cut kundan sahara jhumka earrings in golden finish with pearl latkans
Close-up of hand-cut kundan stones and pearl latkans on copper-base jhumka earring
Close-up of hand-cut kundan stones and pearl latkans on copper-base jhumka earring

Elegant Handcrafted Cut Kundan Sahara Jhumka Earrings

Rs.3,000.00 PKR
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Color: Golden

Delivery closed across Pakistan except Karachi. Order by 23rd May, 6 PM for Eid delivery. Delivery paused for Eid holidays. Orders dispatch from 1st June 2026.
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SKU: E3361-GDN
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Description

Your outfit is ready, your mehndi is set, and the one thing left to complete the picture is a pair of earrings worthy of the moment. Whether you're stepping into a wedding hall or sitting center-stage at a mehndi event, these Cut Kundan Sahara Jhumka Earrings carry that rare quality of making every head turn without demanding effort from the wearer. Heavy enough to feel special, balanced enough to wear through an entire evening.

Each pair is built on a copper base, chosen for its durability and its ability to hold detail work firmly over time. The face of each jhumka is set with hand-cut kundan stones, placed individually by hand to catch light at multiple angles — a technique that gives cut kundan its signature bright, faceted glow distinct from flat polki work. Cascading below the jhumka bell are pearl latkans, strung by hand, that sway naturally with movement and add a soft, bridal finish to the overall silhouette. The sahara — the delicate side chain connecting the earring to the hair — frames the face the way traditional bridal jewelry was always meant to. Available in both an antique finish and a classic golden finish, each variant carries its own distinct mood.

These earrings pair beautifully with a heavily embroidered bridal lehenga or a structured silk kurta for a formal family function. The antique finish works particularly well for daytime mehndi ceremonies and rustic-toned outfits, while the golden finish complements red, maroon, and emerald bridal ensembles. To preserve the kundan setting and pearl latkans, keep them away from water and perfume, and store each pair separately in a soft pouch to prevent the stones from scratching against other pieces.