The Silver Maharani Jhumka - Red
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Words cannot describe the beauty of this lovely pair of sterling-silver (92.5%) jhumkas, studded with red cubic zircon. The design and colours used are truly exquisite.
(Note:The mannequin image is for size reference only, the jhumkas are red in colour. )
Product Details
Measurements: Height of jhumka : 2.6 inches ; Width of jhumka: 0.9 inch;
Gemstones used: cubic zircon.
Made of: Sterling Silver (92.5%)
Product Code: NJ0003
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