Gold Plated Lakshmi Charan Earrings with Baroque Pearl Drop

 Length Of Earring 5.5 cm

Width Of Earring 2.5 cm   

Styling tips

• With sarees: the gold, green and pearl stand out against cream, maroon, navy and temple-border silks.
• For Diwali and Dhanteras: wear them with a simple gold-tone chain or no necklace, so the pearls stay the focus.
• With kurtas and suits: pair them with a plain or lightly embroidered neckline, and keep the hair up to show the full drop.
• With western outfits: wear them with a white shirt, a black dress or a linen co-ord for one bold, meaningful accent.
• Keep the rest light: skip heavy necklaces and chunky bangles, since the pearls already make a statement.
• Match the range: pair them with the Lakshmi charan bracelet for a coordinated look, but choose one or two statement pieces at a time.
• Gifting angle: they suit Diwali, Dhanteras, housewarmings and gifts for brides.

1. What are the Lakshmi charan earrings?
They are earrings inspired by the charan (footprints) of Goddess Lakshmi. Each has a green disc with a small gold charan mark and a large baroque pearl hanging below.

2. What is the charan?
Charan means feet. Lakshmi’s footprints are drawn at doorways during Diwali and Dhanteras to welcome her into the home. Here the charan is a decorative mark on the green disc.

3. What is a baroque pearl?
A baroque pearl is an irregularly shaped pearl, not perfectly round. Its uneven surface and soft glow make each pearl unique.

4. Is the pearl real?
Add your pearl type here (natural freshwater, cultured or faux). Stating it clearly builds trust and avoids returns. Also mention that each pearl varies slightly in shape and colour.