Yugavi Mukuṭikā

Mukuṭikā (मुकुटिका) — the little crown; the shape that sits above and tapers below.

• Style: Red meenakari kundan chandelier earrings with pearl drop
• Finish: Antique gold with deep red and white meenakari enamel
• Design: A broad pentagonal crown-shaped stud top, its face filled with deep red meenakari enamel and hand-painted with a fine green-and-cream leaf vine, set with five uncut kundan stones — one oval at the centre with four teardrop stones radiating around it; below, a cascading drop of twelve smaller kundan settings arranged in a widening then tapering tier — three round at the top, three teardrop, then three more teardrop narrowing to a point; every drop setting is fully enamelled on its reverse in white with red and green hand-painted floral meenakari, finished in the traditional double-sided manner; a cluster of small seed pearls and one large teardrop pearl hanging at the base
• Stone: Uncut white kundan stones, deep red meenakari enamel front, white with red and green meenakari reverse, shell pearls
• Closure: Push-back stud with butterfly back
• Material: Brass, gold plating, kundan stones, enamel, shell pearls
• Sold As: Single pair
• Styling: Wear with hair up so the full cascade reads / no necklace, or a plain pearl strand / made for red, maroon, ivory, gold, mustard, and every banarasi, silk and chanderi
• Occasion: Wedding guest, reception, engagement, mehendi, sangeet, pooja, festive, Diwali, bridal, gifting