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Chaandbalis are a unique kind of earrings that are so very different from the usual jhumkas and studs. These designs are inspired from ancient royal jewelry worn by queens. They are mostly huge, almost touching the shoulders. But, the bigger, the better!  Chaandbalis are called so as they resemble the shape of a "Half Moon" [Moon - Chaand, in Hindi]. They come in both simple and intricate designs, helping you doll up for almost all occasions. Look no where, House of Jhumkas has a load of chaandbalis, that you can choose from. 1. Pearl Kundan Chaandbalis - for your lehengas and ghagras 2. Ruby Emerald Kemp Chaandbalis - for traditional sarees  3. Handpainted Enamel Chaandbalis - for those designer wear 4. Afghan Silver Oxidised Chaandbalis - for your salwars and kurthis 5. Ruby Stud Polki Chaandbalis - for indo western dresses

Oxidised Jhumkas are affordable substitutes for actual silver jewelry. They are versatile as they go well with almost any costume. They give a simple yet sophisticated look and can be combined with both grand and simple outfits. As a stand-alone jewelry, oxidised jhumkas are an all-time choice for every occasion. Pick a pair of oxidised jhumkas without second thughts, to tackle your morning jewelry dilemmas. The intricate designs of these  Oxidised Chakra Jhumkas  are a real special and do pair it up with a saree or salwar for an elite look, These long tassel-like Ganesha Half-Face Jhumkas are a good suit for high-collared mandarin necked tops and blouses. Hack your lazy mornings when you're running late, with these simple  Daily-wear oxidised danglers. Trishool-Dumaroo Jhumkas  are trendy. You are sure to steal the show with these uniquely designed jhumkas, as they won't go unnoticed!   Afghan Oxidised Chaanndbalis...

Marriage is a life-changing event in every woman's life. The bride is the queen for the day. The occasion is theirs and everyone from their relatives to friends, to colleagues to neighbours, celebrate the marriage.  Shopping for marriage excites every bride, as she wants to look special and feel special.  Choosing the right jewelry to match the outfits is a herculean task. So, here are few special jewelry set from the  House Of Jhumkas  that would help you slay on the day of your marriage. Goddess Lakshmi is the bringer of wealth and it is also believed that the bride herself is considered to be Goddess Lakshmi who enters a new family, as a daughter-in-law to bring happiness and prosperity. This Lakshmi Haram  is a great pick for your Muhurtham Saree as it signifies positivity and auspiciousness. Peacock Bridal Necklace is the best choker you can match with your Bridal Saree to give you a grand and shining look. It goes well with every co...

Chokers are never out of trend. Irrespective of the outfit worn, chokers suit almost anyone. Here are few amazing chokers from the  House Of Jhumkas  that would make people go WOW, looking at you! These thread chokers are light on the neck and go well with silk and silk-cotton sarees. Exclude the chokers and wear the earrings for your salwars and kurthis. Oxidised jewelry gives an ethnic look when matched with your traditional outfits. Grab your oxidised choker and pair it up with plain-coloured sarees and deep-neck tops and you are sure to attract compliments. These statement chokers are a perfect fit for your crop tops and palazzos. Show off these with a plain crop top and Kalamkari or Indigo Palazzos. Don those marriage receptions and pre -bridal shoots with these grand peacock chokers. These go well with designer sarees and gowns. The Kaasu Maalai (Coin Necklace Set) is an evergreen jewelry worn during auspicious occasions. This gives a traditio...

Ganesh Chathurthi wishes from House Of Jhumkas! Just like, the Ganesha idol that we worship during this day is handmade with full of love and devotion,  House Of Jhumkas  presents to you, an exclusive collection of handpainted jhumkas!  Scroll down to check them out! Anything hand-made has an essence of love and art in it. These Hand-Painted Jhumkas, by House of Jhumkas is a class apart. The designs are out of the world. Artists who specialise at this, come up with great designs that are attractive and colours that you can't even think of! Visit our website -  www.houseofjhumkas.com  and you'd end up buying all of them! Here are a few jhumkas, from our Hand-Painted Collection. These Krishna Radha Jhumkas are a great match for your Onam Saree or any grand saree with a golden Zari. These are Meenakari Mini Chaandbalis , that go well with your daily office wear, as they are mild and subtle and small in size. Match a plain white s...

Tribal jewelry has always fascinated a lot of women. It has never gone out of style. Scroll further to know more about the great tribal collection House Of Jhumkas offers you! Check out  House of Jhumkas - Tribal Jewelry  for awesome tribal jewelry collection. Here is a picture of our beautiful client flaunting one of our tribal jewelry collection! Tribal jewelry are mostly made of mud, thread or metals that are intricately carved and moulded. House of Jhumkas has a great deal of tribal collection to offer. You can match them with almost any ethnic wear, be it a saree or salwar or lehenga or even simple kurthis. Tribal jewelry is simple as well as stylish that a lot of celebrities prefer to match it for their red carpet looks! The antique look of the tribal jewelry highlights its uniqueness. Tribal jewelry is preferred because, it lets you make a style statement of your own! These are few tribal jewelry that you can wear along with your gorgeous sal...

Terracotta is one of the simplest form of jewelry that makes you look ethnic as well as stylish! It is the favourite form of jewelry for many women. Read further to know how terracotta jewelry originated and is still in use! Visit House Of Jhumkas  to grab your terracotta jewelry pieces! Terracotta Chaandbalis Dating back to around 3000 to 1500 BC, Terracotta jewelry originated in the era of Indus Valley Civilisation.  Terracotta is a form of ceramic which is molded when it is in the form of clay and is then baked. Apart from jewelry, terracotta is also used for making idols, decorative items, vessels, artifacts and pottery. Though the jewelry might look simple, the making involves labour-intensive techniques. It is a long process and involves such dedication from the aritsans. The mud is first wet, and formed in to the necessary shapes either by using bare hands or by moulds.  The design is then crafted on it intricately using sharp tools to give ...

Variety is what we love! We wear different outfits for different occasions. Check out the following ideas that will help you select the suitable earrings for your outfit. Visit our store  House Of Jhumkas  to buy them! 1. Traditional Gold Umbrella Jhumkas Every auspicious occasion, demands a saree to be worn. Match these traditional umbrella jhumkas with a saree of your choice and turn gorgeous! 2. Pearl Kundan Chaandbalis These earrings go great with bright coloured sarees and onam sarees. You can also wear them for grand salwar-kameez sets! 3. Tear Drop Silver Jhumkas Doll yourselves up with these for a mild cotton kurthi or any soft material salwar -kameez set. These look pleasant for almost any occasion. These can also be worn with sarees! 4. Meenakari Chaand Jhumkas These jhumkas are the right choice for sarees and salwars! These are handmade and the intricate designs give a rich look that compliment your outfit! 5. Af...

Jewelry is the last thing you should wear and the first thing you should remove. Taking care of the jewelry you own is a must. Follow these steps to ensure you keep away your jewelry from tarnishing.  Visit  www.houseofjhumkas.com  for exclusive collection of jewelry that would suit your wardrobe.    1. Perfumes  Wear your perfume and let your skin absorb it entirely. Wear your jewelry after that since the ingredients of the perfume may spoil the polish of your jewelry.      2. Hair products Apply all hair products before putting on jewelry. Do not use them after wearing your jewelry as they may reduce the shine of your jewelry. 3. Bed  Do not go to bed with your jewelry put on. Remove all your jewelry and keep them back into their cases and then go to bed. That way, their durability is maintained.    4. Swimming Swimming with you jewelry on, is a big no. T...