Is this jhumar safe for sensitive skin and scalp?

The jhumar is made from brass with a polished metal finish and sits against the hair rather than directly on skin, which significantly reduces irritation risk. If you have a known brass sensitivity, the silver-polished variant tends to be the most comfortable option for extended wear.

How heavy is the jhumar and will it stay in place during a full wedding event?

The piece is designed for traditional single-side placement and is secured using the integrated pin and hook mechanism standard to Bahawalpuri jhumars. The brass base keeps weight balanced; most wearers find it comfortable for 4 to 6 hours when pinned correctly into a bun or braided style.

How should I store and care for this jhumar to prevent tarnishing?

Keep the jhumar in a separate soft cloth pouch away from perfume, water, and humidity. Wipe gently with a dry cotton cloth after each use. Avoid storing it loose with other jewelry pieces, as the mirror kundan stones can chip if knocked against hard metal surfaces.

Model wearing Bahawalpuri peacock jhumar with mirror kundan and pearl latkans in golden finish

Close-up of mirror-cut kundan stones and hand-threaded pearl latkans on brass peacock jhumar

Antique finish Bahawalpuri peacock jhumar showing aged gold toning and kundan detail

Silver polished peacock jhumar with pearl latkan drop against white background

Mirror Cut Kundan & Pearl Latkan Bahawalpuri Peacock Jhumar

Name: Mirror Cut Kundan & Pearl Latkan Bahawalpuri Peacock Jhumar
Brand: BWP
SKU: AS2030-GDN
Price: 2000.0 PKR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (5.0 reviews)

Rs.2,000.00 PKR

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Your mehndi night is three days away, and the outfit is already pressed — but it is the jhumar that will finish the look. Swept to one side, this Bahawalpuri peacock jhumar catches every diya and fairy light in the room, its mirror-cut kundan throwing tiny sparks of gold across your face. The weight sits comfortably along the hairline, the pearl latkans swaying just enough to remind everyone in the room that you arrived.

Crafted from solid brass and finished in your choice of golden polish, antique toning, or bright silver, each jhumar is assembled entirely by hand. The focal motif is a traditional Bahawalpuri peacock — a form that has ornamented brides across southern Punjab for generations — set with mirror-cut kundan stones that are individually pressed and seated to maximise light reflection. Cascading from the base are hand-threaded pearl latkans, approximately 6 inches in total drop length, that frame the face and move naturally with every step. No two pieces are assembled in exactly the same rhythm, which is the signature of genuine handwork.

Wear this jhumar for a mehndi event, wedding ceremony, walima reception, or any formal family gathering where traditional dress calls for real heritage ornament. It pairs naturally with a heavy embroidered lehnga or a silk gharara in deep jewel tones. To preserve the polish, keep it away from perfume and moisture, store it flat in a soft pouch, and never layer it with other metal pieces that could scratch the surface stones.