Florista Botanical jewellery

Gilded Lace Meadow Resin Jhumka

Three flowers go into each of these an orange aster, a sprig of Queen Anne’s lace, and a few yellow blooms scattered between them. Queen Anne’s lace is the tricky one: it dries into a fine, almost skeletal spray, and it has to be handled carefully to keep those thin stems intact. Set against ivory resin with copper flecks running through it, the whole arrangement looks a bit like a flower bed viewed from above.

The frame is golden oxidised metal, cut into a diamond shape with a beaded filigree edge along the border. A small round stud sits at the ear, and below the panel there’s a fringe of deep maroon glass beads and pearls, with a proper little jhumka bell hanging at the centre. That bell is what gives the earring its weight and swing.

Gold and maroon puts these squarely in wedding-and-festival territory a Banarasi, a maroon or mustard kurta, anything with zari work. They also sit well against plain black or cream if you want the earrings doing all the talking.

No two panels dry out identically the lace spreads a little differently each time, the aster sits at its own angle, and the copper flecks in the resin settle wherever they land during pouring. Treat the photos as a close guide rather than an exact match.

Product Specifications:

• Flowers : Preserved real Aster and Queen anne’s lace
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Golden oxidised base

Sundried Aster Resin Jhumka
The aster in these earrings is a real bloom, pressed flat and dried before it was set. Asters hold their petal shape well, which is why the fine spokes around the mustard centre stay crisp under resin rather than collapsing into a blur. Sitting against a deep coral background with a faint shimmer running through it, the flower reads clearly even from across a room.

The frame is silver kundan a floral stud at the ear, then a round chandbali disc below it, ringed with small white pearls set close together. Along the lower edge, peach glass beads and pearl droplets hang on short chains, so there’s a soft movement and a light click when you turn your head. Each disc is poured, cured and set by hand.

These work well with anything in the coral, rust, peach or off-white family a cotton saree, a plain kurta you want to lift, or something silk for a wedding function. They’re statement-sized but light enough for a full day, so festive wear and ordinary Tuesdays both make sense.

One thing worth knowing: no two asters dry the same way. Petal count, the exact tilt of the bloom, how deep the mustard centre reads all of it shifts slightly from flower to flower. The pair you receive will be close to the photographs, not identical to them, and that’s the nature of working with something that actually grew.

Product Specifications:

• Flower : Preserved real Aster
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Kundan base

The Frost Lily Resin Jhumka is built around a mini water lily bloom, deep red against a clear resin base – the colour comes through almost translucent when light passes through it, which is different from the more opaque florals in the rest of the range.

The setting is a silver kundan base, with small kundan stones circling the pendant and forming the top stud. White pearl and moonstone-like beads fan out below in a semi-circle, which is a slightly different tassel style compared to our usual straight-drop jhumka bell.

Silver tends to sit better with cooler tones and lighter fabrics, so this piece works differently than the gold oxidised jhumkas – better suited to whites, blues, greys, or pastel outfits than warm or earthy ones. Good option for someone who wants a red accent without going for an all-gold or all-warm palette.

Flower placement inside the resin dome isn’t identical across pairs, since each lily is real and pressed individually before setting.

Product Specifications:

• Flower : Preserved real mini water lily bloom
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Kundan base

The Sundried Rose Jhumka is built around a single rose petal, dried naturally and sealed in resin. Since it’s a real flower and not printed, the exact shade will differ slightly from piece to piece – some lean more orange-red, others deeper crimson, depending on how long the petal was left to dry.

The frame is a round golden oxidised medallion with a scalloped edge, giving it a slightly antique look, almost like an old coin or sundial. Gold bead fringe runs along the bottom, adding a bit of movement – this one’s closer to a chandelier-style drop than a traditional jhumka bell.

Dried rose has a warmer, more muted tone than fresh-pressed flowers, so this piece suits anyone who prefers earthy colours over bright ones. Works with both ethnic wear and Indo-western outfits, and since it’s fully gold, it doesn’t clash with patterned fabrics.

Minor variation in petal colour and shape is normal – each one is handled individually, not mass-produced.

Product Specifications:

• Flower : Preserved real Rose
• Materials : Clear resin, real dried flowers and golden oxidised

The Bluebell Meadow Jhumka pairs two real flowers – a small blue daisy and delicate Queen Anne’s Lace – sealed together in resin. Each flower is pressed by hand before setting, so the exact shape, angle and colour depth vary a little from one pair to the next. That’s part of working with real botanicals – no two jhumkas come out looking identical.

The frame is a golden oxidised diamond shape, with filigree edging running around the resin dome. Below it, grey beads and pearl drops hang in layers, ending in a traditional jhumka bell with the same oxidised finish. The bell adds a bit of gentle movement and sound when worn, which is typical of classic jhumka designs.

Blue isn’t a colour that’s easy to match, but it tends to work against both light and dark fabrics – so this one isn’t restricted to one season or outfit type. It sits somewhere between festive and everyday: dressy enough for a puja or family function, simple enough to pair with a plain kurti on a regular day out.

As with all our resin pieces, the flowers are real and preserved rather than printed or artificial, so slight natural variation is expected and is part of what makes each pair unique.

Product Specifications:

• Flowers : Preserved real Daisy and Queen Anne’s Lace
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and lightweight golden oxidised frame with beads

The Rosy Daisy Meadow Jhumka brings together the charm of real pressed daisies and the timeless silhouette of a traditional jhumka earring. Each daisy is hand-pressed and sealed in clear resin, capturing its natural colour and texture exactly as it grew – no two pieces ever look quite the same.

The base is crafted in a golden oxidised finish, giving it an antique, festive look that pairs well with both traditional and Indo-western outfits. Below the floral dome, delicate pink kundan beads and pearl tassels hang from the jhumka bell, adding gentle movement with every step.

Handmade in small batches at MystikFalls, this jhumka is part of our real flower jewellery collection – a line built around preserving nature’s own colours instead of replicating them. Whether it’s a festive occasion, a wedding function, or everyday ethnic wear, this piece adds a touch of botanical elegance without being over the top.

Product Specifications:

• Flower : Preserved real Daisy
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and golden oxidised with khundan beads