Maroon Meenakari Silver Peacock Jhumkas | Burgundy Drops

A Majestic Blend of Vintage Silver and Deep Jewel Tones

Elevate your ethnic repertoire with the regal allure of the Costozon Deep Maroon Meenakari Silver Peacock Jhumkas. These earrings masterfully combine the rustic, antiqued soul of oxidized silver with the rich, sophisticated depth of deep maroon enamel. Designed for those who appreciate jewelry with a vintage, heirloom character, these jhumkas bring an air of understated royalty to any ensemble.

The design begins with an intricately detailed peacock stud, a timeless emblem of grace and royalty, rendered in a textured silver finish. Suspended from the peacock is a classic jhumki dome, featuring a combination of traditional lattice (jaali) cutwork and raised metallic beads. The defining feature is the rich maroon meenakari-style enamel expertly applied to the peacock and the dome, creating a stunning visual depth against the darkened silver metal. To complete this majestic look, a cluster of smooth, matching dark burgundy bead danglers hangs from the base, offering a refined contrast and fluid movement.

Product Features:

Regal Aesthetic: A striking combination of an oxidized, antique silver-tone base and deep, jewel-toned maroon enamel work.

Intricate Artistry: Features a contoured peacock motif top and a classic filigree jhumki dome with traditional “rawa” bead accents.

Sophisticated Contrast: The dark maroon tones perfectly highlight the intricate silver textures, making the traditional patterns pop with vintage charm.

Evening & Festive Ready: The ideal statement accessory for evening receptions, grand Diwali celebrations, or adding a sophisticated touch to luxury silk sarees.

Lightweight Comfort: Crafted from high-quality, skin-friendly alloy to ensure a comfortable fit for long-duration wear.

Style Tip: The deep wine tones of these jhumkas make them a dream for luxurious styling. Pair them with a charcoal grey silk saree for a sophisticated look, or use them to create a striking, regal contrast against a cream-colored Anarkali or a deep forest green lehenga.