Jhumka Earrings have been
popular for a very long time. Jhumkas are timeless and classy. The good thing
is that enhances your appearances whether you wear anything. Just imagine you
in a sari, bindi and jhumka – you will instantly feel the old world charm. And
you will be turning heads wherever you go. Jhumka Earrings are eternal and our beauty concepts are heavily influenced by
jhumkas. One can say that every time of jhumka has a story to tell. Most of us
prefer Jhumkas with a traditional wear. However, one can always experiment with
jhumkas and go for a bohemian look. The appeal of Jhumkas, are timeless and one
can always experiment with. There are several types of Jhumkas including
simple, short, intricate, exquisite and long. Let’s take a look at some of them
below.
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The Gujarati Style Jhumka – This type of jhumka is oxidized and very popular. They are very
popular especially during the time of Navratri. It looks best with
lehenga choli, as both complement each other.
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The Meenakari Jhumka – This Jhumka comes from Rajasthan. The beauty of them is that they
are colorful and enameled. The floral design and vibrant colors are
characteristic to these types of jhumkas. These jhumkas are painted and
ornamented by Meenakari artists and that’s why it gets its name. If you are color
conscious then these Jhumkas are the best option for you match with your
outfit.
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Jhumkas with Hoops –
These are the most common types of jhumkas and they provide a quirky look. Your
bohemian spirit will get a new persona if you try this one. You can wear them
with traditional attires. You can also wear them with harem pants with a plain
top or kurti.
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Conical shaped Jhumkas – If you are not a fan of long dangling jhumkas, you can opt for
conical shaped jhumkas as they are delicate. Some of them have gold tassels and
small pearls. You can wear them with both casuals and formals.
·
Silver Jhumkas – You
can accessorize silver jhumkas according to your taste. It works well with
salwar suits, indo-western clothes and saris. You can have them in imitations
as well as precious silver.
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Kashmiri Jhumkas –
This is one of the very well-known jhumkas. They are available in Gold and
often fused with green and red. What is particular about these jhumkas is that
they have a peacock design, which comes in various shapes.
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South Indian Jhumka –
This is one of the widely used designs all over South India. They are known as
temple jewellery, in ancient mythological books. You will have them mostly in
green and red. Wearing them is considered auspicious. Many believe that they will
bring good luck and they are worn especially during festivals.
·
Terracotta Jhumkas – These
are clay based designs. You can have them in un-glazed and glazed surfaces. They
are first shaped in to the desired shapes before drying them. Thereafter they
are heated and then burnished. You will find them in many colors including
orange, yellow, brown and red.
However, it is wrong to
assume that only rich can afford jhumkas. Jhumkas are very popular in rural
areas as well and they have their own fashion. The ones you will find in rural
areas are personalized.

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