Description

Enamel earrings are crafted using a process where colored coating is applied over a metal base. The surface is heated to fix the design, forming patterns that include floral, geometric, or symbolic shapes. The earrings may be studs, danglers, or hoops, depending on the structure.

These earrings are worn with various types of attire and often form part of jewelry sets for cultural or casual use. The enamel work is done in different shades, allowing color variety without the use of stones. They are lightweight and fastened using push-backs, hooks, or screw-type clasps, depending on the style chosen.