rich antique matte gold finish. This bell-shaped design is a hallmark of South Indian heritage jewelry, often worn for grand festivals and weddings. | Widely known as Antique Peacock Jhumkas or Temple Jhumkis. | The stud features a detailed Peacock design—a symbol of grace—cradling a teardrop stone. | Dome Detail: The bell (jhumka) is crafted with an intricate mesh pattern, finished with a row of small golden bead drops (ghungroos) that add traditional charm. | Green Stones: The central teardrop in the stud is an emerald-colored cabochon. In fashion jewelry, these are typically high-quality synthetic or glass stones. | Base Metal: Most ethnic versions are made of brass or copper alloy with a premium antique gold plating.