Model wearing gold Kashmiri kundan long latkan earrings with ghungroo drops
Close-up of traditional cut kundan and zircon stone setting on Kashmiri earring
Antique finish Kashmiri latkan earrings with layered ghungroo drops

Traditional Cut Kundan Kashmiri Long Latkan Earrings

Rs.1,350.00 PKR
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Your outfit is set, your hands are hennaed, and the only thing left is that one piece of jewelry that makes the entire look land. Slip on these Kashmiri-style long latkan earrings and feel the soft chime of the ghungroo drops settle against your collarbone — unhurried, graceful, completely yours. Whether you are seated at the mehndi event or walking into a wedding reception, they move with you and command the room without effort.

Crafted in the traditional Kashmiri cut, each earring is set with hand-placed kundan stones and faceted zircon accents that catch candlelight from every angle. The base is available in your choice of gold-polished, antique, or silver-polished finish — three distinct personalities in one silhouette. Trailing beneath the main setting are long ghungroo latkans, the cascading drops that define the Kashmiri aesthetic: layered, rhythmic, and deeply rooted in South Asian bridal tradition. The dual-stone combination of kundan and zircon means richness in texture without visual overload.

These earrings suit a bridal lehenga as naturally as they suit a formal silk shalwar at a family gathering or a nikkah ceremony. Pair the gold finish with warm ivory or deep red ensembles; choose silver for powder blue, mint, or grey outfits. To preserve the polish and stone setting, avoid contact with water, perfume, and direct heat. Store each pair in a soft pouch, separately from other pieces, to prevent scratching the latkans.