Gold plated Shiva tilak earrings with octagonal blue face, tripundra motif and rudraksha bead drop, placed on green fabric with white flowers

Shiva Tilak Earrings with Rudraksha Drop | Octagonal Blue Studs

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Description

Product Detail

These gold plated Shiva tilak earrings have an octagonal frame with an engraved script border, a deep blue lapis-look face, and the white-and-red tripundra (Shaiva tilak) at the centre. A rudraksha bead hangs below. Inspired by Shiva’s symbols, they suit festivals, pujas, Mahashivratri and gifting.

Size & Material

Material 22 kt Gold Plated Brass,Lapis Lazuli, Natural Rudraksha
Jewellary Type Earring, Push Back
Occasion Office Wear and casual wear
Primary Colour Golden 
Secondary Colour  Blue and Brown
Size

 Length Of Earring 4.5 cm

Width Of Earring 3 cm   
Sub Jewellery Type Danglers. You can match with Mahadev Tripundra Mantra Pendant


Styling tips

  • With kurtas and sarees: the deep blue and gold stand out against cream, ivory, white, maroon and green.
  • For festivals and pujas: wear them on Mahashivratri, Sawan Mondays or at family pujas, with a simple outfit.
  • With white or ivory kurtas: the blue and the red-brown rudraksha pop against plain colours.
  • With western outfits: wear them with a white shirt, a black dress or a linen co-ord for a bold, meaningful accent.
  • Keep the rest light: skip heavy necklaces so the earrings stay the focus.
  • Match the range: pair them with a rudraksha mala or a plain gold chain, and choose one statement piece at a time.
  • Unisex style: the octagon and rudraksha suit men too, if the size and fitting match.
  • Gifting angle: they suit Mahashivratri, birthdays, housewarmings and gifts for Shiva 
 

1. What are the Shiva tilak earrings?
They are earrings inspired by Shiva’s symbols. Each has an octagonal blue face with the tripundra (Shaiva tilak) at the centre, a gold plated frame with an engraved border, and a rudraksha bead drop.

2. What is the tripundra?
The tripundra is the Shaiva tilak, three horizontal lines usually made with sacred ash (bhasma). It is worn by devotees of Shiva. The red mark at the centre appears in some traditions and designs. Meanings vary by tradition.

3. What is a rudraksha?
Rudraksha is the dried seed of the Elaeocarpus tree, traditionally used as prayer beads by devotees of Shiva. Here it is a decorative drop.

FAQs

What is the jewellery made of?

We have both hallmarked 92.5 silver jewellery as well as gold-plated brass jewellery. Each and every piece is hypoallergenic and nickel free. You will find exact material details on each product page.

What are the shipping charges? Is CoD available?

We offer free shipping on all prepaid orders.

Cash on Delivery is available only for orders above Rs 2500. Standard shipping rate of Rs 100 on all Cash on Delivery orders.

Standard shipping of Rs 3500 on all international orders.

What pearls do you use?

We use both natural freshwater pearls as well as manufactured/ synthetic/ shell pearls. You will find the details clearly mentioned on each product page.

What stones do you use?

We use both natural and synthetic stones, as mentioned on each product page.

Will gold-plating lose its colour?

No, it won't lose its colour as it is meant to last you a lifetime. The plating is:

  • Water resistant
  • Tarnish resistant,
  • and Sweat resistant

It just requires a little care and proper storage. Store in an airtight plastic bag provided by us. Keep away from water and fragrance. Wipe with soft cotton after wearing.

Do go through our detailed blog on how to care for your gold-plated jewellery.

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