Description

Chandbali earrings are crescent-shaped earrings rooted in Mughal and Rajput heritage. The structure usually includes a dome or circular top, followed by a crescent motif that often holds hanging beads or pearls. Designs are often filled with stonework—kundan, polki, or coloured stones—creating a layered, symmetrical form that stands out.

These earrings pair well with lehengas, anarkalis, shararas, and silk sarees. They are ideal for weddings, festivals, or sangeet nights. Since Chandbalis are bold by themselves, they work best with tied-up hair or side-swept curls. You can skip a necklace or go with a delicate chain to keep the focus on the earrings. A small bindi and soft glam makeup complete the look.