10 Gold Jhumka Designs You Should Check Out For The Festive Season

In this gold jhumka, the standout feature is the lovely pattern and the colour gold itself. It looks lovely and can be paired with lots of different styles of ethnic wear easily. It's beautiful design definitely looks more expensive than it is! 

We're in love with how beautiful and elegant kundan work looks. This one has work with emerald green colour and gold, and honestly this combination of colours isn’t something you can go wrong with. The earrings is 8 cm long and 2.3 cm in width.

If you're looking to add a pop of colour to your gold jhumkas then these earrings from Sohi's is one of our current favourites. The Rani pink colour is giving us major Barbie vibes and overall looks like a great buy, especially for the price. 

Blue and gold is one of our favourite combinations — something about it looks very royal and regal. Here the design is pretty simple with lots of gold, pearls and two blue stones but the overall structure of the earring matched with the extra pearls on the top of the jhumka give it a very festive look.

Dhora is a lovely accessory brand based in Jaipur. Literally all of their collection is so lovely it's hard to figure out what to pick when shopping from them. These flower design jhumki earrings are minimal yet very festive, and if that's your vibe, then definitely pick these up. The price is justified as well since it's made of silver.

Those looking for modern jhumkas that can be worn with gowns and dresses but still look heavy enough for weddings and functions, this is the pick for you. The stud is a big stone, with a gold jhumka attached and then free strings of pastel coloured stones, which look quite elegant together. These earrings are 22kt gold plated, which is why they're slightly on the pricier side.

With jhumkas you can also play with shapes and if your collection is already full of sphere jhumkis then you can consider getting your hands on these rectangle ones that look just as good. These gold jhumkas are paired with green beads, and is made of brass.

As we said earlier, it's difficult to pick one thing from Dhora, and when we saw this super intricate temple jewellery we had to recommend it to you. This one features a lot of detailed work, right from the stud till the drop coins, there's not one space left that doesn’t have a lovely figurine. The jhumka is made in a base metal and dipped in gold.

If you're looking to buy real jewellery, then we'd always suggest going for designs and cuts that will last you a long time and also something that is easily wearable. These gold jhumkas by Anu Merton are made of 18kt gold and 2.88-carat diamond polkis, weighing approximately 15.87 grams. The design is simple and elegant — something that can easily elevate any outfit.

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