Silver Oxidized Jhumka Earrings with Green Beaded Ghungroos

This is a pair of traditional Indian Jhumka-style earrings, characterized by their bell-shaped drop design. The earrings are crafted from an oxidized silver-toned metal, likely a base metal alloy or sterling silver with an antiqued finish to highlight the intricate filigree and geometric patterns. Each earring features a tiered, pyramidal dome structure with open-work metal detailing and scalloped edges. Suspended from the bottom rim are numerous small, round beads known as ghungroos, appearing in shades of pale mint and forest green glass or semi-precious stone. These beads are attached via small metal loops, providing movement and a delicate tinkling sound. The earrings utilize a simple fishhook or French wire closure, typical of ethnic fusion jewelry. The condition appears fair to good, with a heavy dark patina that emphasizes the recesses of the design, though some slight irregularities in the bead spacing and minor surface wear are visible. These contemporary pieces reflect a tribal or 'Banjara' aesthetic, popular in late 20th to early 21st-century artisanal jewelry markets. The craftsmanship shows mass-produced yet detailed metal casting typical of the Rajasthan or Gujarat regions.