
Kanika Solitaire Diamond Studs
Brilliant-cut solitaires set in a four-prong 18K gold basket.

Brilliant-cut solitaires set in a four-prong 18K gold basket.

Freshwater pearls ringed with a fine halo of pavé stones.

Softly domed gold studs with a hand-brushed satin finish.

Medium hoops with a hand-hammered surface that catches light.

Slim hoops lined with fifty-two pavé-set diamonds.

Featherweight huggies that hug the lobe and stay put.

Zambian emerald drops suspended below a diamond crown.

A graduated cascade of faceted stones on a fine gold thread.

Classic temple jhumkas with a hand-finished bell and pearl fringe.

Lighter jhumkas finished with a single hanging pearl.

Crescent chandbalis set with uncut polki and green beads.

Kundan work framed by a fringe of tiny gold ghungroos.
Choosing Earrings
Studs are the ones you put in on a Monday and take out on a Friday. Hoops carry an outfit without asking for attention. Drops are for dinners, and jhumkas and chandbalis belong to the occasions people photograph.
If you are buying a first serious pair, start with a solitaire stud. If you are buying for a wedding, buy heavier than feels sensible — it always photographs better.
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