How do I choose earrings for a saree?

Consider the saree fabric, blouse neckline and how much jewellery you already plan to wear. Repeat one colour or choose a single contrast, then check the length against your collar and shoulder. Our guide to choosing earrings for a saree offers practical combinations.

What is the difference between fabric earrings and other styles?

Fabric brings textile colour, pattern and texture to an earring, while other components can add reflection, shape or movement. Most designs combine materials, so read the individual product details. Explore the fabric earrings collection or compare construction and care in our fabric versus metal earrings guide.

What should I check when choosing earrings for a long event?

Look at the stated weight per pair, dimensions, closure and the metal used for the hook or post. A large fabric design can still carry substantial embellishment. Comfort varies, so avoid choosing by appearance or material name alone.

Which earrings work with a co-ord set?

Choose a shape that clears the neckline, then repeat one colour from the outfit or introduce one contrasting accent. Keep the rest of the jewellery restrained if the earrings are the statement. See our guide to earrings for a co-ord set.

Which earrings go with jeans and a top, or with a kurti?

With jeans and a plain top, one pair with texture or movement does the work: the Shell Saga for a boho, coastal feel, or the Black Bloom tassels against a black or white tee. With a printed kurti, repeat one colour from the print or keep it small with the Ghungroo Studs. A short kurti over jeans, like the Nilkamal, sits between the two and suits either.

What does the Curator's Log tell me?

It records the making information supplied for each design. Check the individual product page for curator count and craft time; these details depend on the construction of the style.

How should I care for handcrafted earrings?

Apply perfume and hair products before putting them on, keep them dry, and wipe fittings with a soft dry cloth after wear. Store pairs separately so hooks, textile surfaces and decorative details do not catch or rub together.

How can I tell handmade variation from damage?

Small differences in motif placement or hand-finished detail can be natural. A broken fitting, detached component or exposed sharp edge should be assessed separately. See our guide to handmade variation and defects for an arrival-check framework.

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Every pair of House of Falguni earrings is made by hand, one at a time, by artisans in Ahmedabad. They begin with what most workshops discard, offcuts of fabric, brought together with ghungroo bells, Kundan settings, mirror work, shell drops and pearl. Nothing here is mass-produced, and no two pairs are ever quite the same.

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For patterned domes and silver-toned beadwork, explore our fabric jhumka earrings, made in-house at House of Falguni.

Last updated: September 2026. Quick answer: Handcrafted fabric-based earrings from House of Falguni, in styles finished with ghungroo bells, kundan settings, mirror work, shell or pearl, each pair made by hand in Ahmedabad.

A range of shapes for work, everyday dressing and celebrations. For the working day, the Ibrik Accents and the Ghungroo Studs stay minimal enough for a professional setting, yet distinctive enough to feel deliberate. For festive days, whether Navratri, Diwali or a wedding, the Chandbali Earrings with Ghungroo and the Sunflower Kundan Earrings bring traditional Indian jewellery into a contemporary, wearable shape. For statement evenings, the Fusion Taal and the navy mirror-work Midnight Mist make their presence felt without ever overdressing.

Colour-drop earrings, the Ruby Drops, Kamal Drops and Blush Mirage, place one precise note of colour against a plain outfit. The Kundan Katha and Black Bloom move from heritage-formal to bold and contemporary, while the Shell Saga sets printed fabric against natural shell for an earthy, coastal finish, and is the most boho pair in the edit. Choose by the individual pair’s weight, dimensions and fitting, as well as how its colour and shape sit with Indian ethnic, Indo-Western and contemporary looks.

The Curator's Log

Every pair carries a record of its making. The Curator's Log on each product page shows the hours that style takes, according to the materials and construction of the design. A note travels in the box with the name of the curator who made your pair and the date they finished it.