Karna Kusum Jhumka

Pink Frost Jhumkas

Sometimes you just want something soft. These are those earrings. Real pressed baby’s breath flowers, set by hand into rose pink resin and framed in a silver oxidised diamond-shaped setting. The pink bead dangles along the bottom keep things moving they catch the light and sway beautifully when you turn your head.

There’s something about baby’s breath in resin that just works. The tiny flower sprigs look almost like they’re floating, and the pink resin gives them this warm, frosty glow that you don’t quite get with any other colour.

The silver oxidised finish adds a slightly vintage, earthy feel it’s a nice break from gold if that’s more your thing, or if you just fancy mixing it up.

Lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. Keep away from water and perfume to preserve the flowers.

Handmade with care at MystikFalls.

Product Specifications:

• Flowers : Preserved Baby’s breath
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Silver base

Rose Dew Jhumkas

Soft, romantic, and the kind of earrings that go with just about everything. Real pressed daisies set by hand into rose pink resin, framed in a golden diamond-shaped setting with a kundan-style stud top. The cascade of tiny pearls and pink beads underneath gives them this lovely delicate movement almost like petals caught in a breeze.

The pink resin adds a warm, dreamy backdrop to the flowers, so the white daisy petals and red centres really stand out without being loud about it. They’re statement earrings that still feel gentle, if that makes sense.

And yes, because they’re made with real flowers, yours won’t look exactly like the photo. Each pair has its own little character.

Product Specifications:

• Flowers : Preserved Daisy
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Golden finish

Scarlet Garden Jhumkas

Bold, bright, and full of colours these are for the days when you want your earrings to do the talking. Real pressed red asters and green daisies, set by hand into clear resin and framed in an antique gold diamond-shaped setting. The green bead dangles at the bottom tie the whole thing together and give them that satisfying jhumka sway.

The clear resin lets all the natural colour of the flowers come through the deep reds, the bright greens, even the tiny details in the petals you wouldn’t notice at first glance. It’s like wearing a little piece of a summer garden.

Every pair is slightly different because real flowers just don’t do identical. That’s what makes them yours.

Product Specifications:

• Flowers : Preserved Daisy and Aster
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Antique gold

Onyx Daisy Jhumka

Daisies are the easiest flower to press badly. Squash them too hard and the petals fuse; leave them too long and the yellow goes brown. The ones in these earrings were caught at the right point petals still distinct, centres still properly yellow and then sealed into black resin, which shows up every bit of that detail. Baby’s breath sits between them in small clusters, breaking up the spacing so the panel doesn’t look laid out on a grid.

Frame-wise: golden alloy, cut to a diamond, with a kundan lotus stud sitting at the earlobe. The fringe underneath is the loudest part black onyx-style beads alternating with white pearl clusters, tapering down to a point. Plenty of swing.

Where they go: black kurtas, ivory or cream sarees, a formal shirt, anything monochrome. The gold keeps them from reading as strictly evening wear, so you can take them to an office day out too.

A note on the flowers no two press the same. Petal curl, spacing, how the baby’s breath scatters, all of it varies. Your pair will read like the photographs without being a duplicate of them.

Product Specifications:

• Flowers : Preserved real Daisy and baby’s breath
• Materials : Clear resin, Real dried flowers and Golden base

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 Noir Daisy Jhumka centres on a small white daisy, pressed flat and set inside a diamond-shaped resin frame. Its dark centre plays off the black beads hanging below, giving the piece a more monochrome, dressier look than the brighter florals in the range.

Frame is golden oxidised with fine filigree edging. Black glass beads and pearl drops hang in mixed rows below the pendant, ending in a traditional oxidised jhumka bell with its own small fringe.

The black-white-gold palette makes it easier to pair with darker or jewel-toned outfits, and it holds up well for evening wear too.

Petal shape and shade vary slightly pair to pair, since each daisy is real and handled individually.

Product Specifications:

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