My Ethnic Earings Collection

Hola Srishfam!

So, what do you have the least in your closets- Clothes, Makeup, Accessories, Jewellery?

For me its jewellery! Its just not my preference, I would like to call it this way. I like to hoard makeup and try out different products available in the market, however when it comes to jewellery I do not own a lot of pieces, as I barely wear them. I clearly remember when I was around the age of 14-15 I used to love styling danglers, as those were the days, the artificial jewellery was trending ! As I grew up, I gravitated more towards makeup and clothings, and today I do not even wear earings on a regular basis. So, whatever I am sharing today, is my minimalistic collection. Hope you like this!

This is the piece that was gifted to me by my Hyderabad roomie, as a farewell gift, and I styled these this Diwali with my Shree India Gown, you can have look at the #OOTN details on my Instagram! I am not sure of where she picked these up from, but they definitely look pretty and glam up any outfit. They are very light weight, it almost feels that you are wearing nothing in your ears!

This Pom-Pom Earings would jazz up any ethnic outfit or any plain black dress. I picked these up from Delhi Haat for INR 200.

These jhumki’s with blue droplets are definitely one of my favorite piece. They look so heavy however they are extremely light weight. I picked these up from a local street shop in Delhi for around INR 150-200.

These turquoise blue jhumkis came with an invitation from Shree India for their event. They are in-house production of Shree India.

The last two pieces in my collection are these two cute little jhumkis, which I again picked up from some local street shop in Delhi. They were priced around INR 70-80 each. They are just very tiny earings that would go with office kurtis and even very heavy outfit.

Hope you enjoyed my post! Let me know which pieces did you like the most ?

Until next time!

XOXO

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