Microplated Gopuram Shape Jhumka – JCER655

Description

Microplated Gopuram shape Jhumkas are traditional South Indian bell-shaped earrings inspired by the monumental “Gopuram” entrance towers of Dravidian temple architecture. These pieces are valued for their intricate craftsmanship and divine symbolism, often featuring miniature architectural details and deity motifs.

Key Product Features
Architectural Design: The earrings are shaped like tapering pyramidal temple towers, often divided into multiple tiers or storeys that diminish in size toward the top.

Micro-Gold Plating: These pieces are typically crafted from base metals like copper or brass and then “micro-plated” with a thin, high-quality layer of 18k or 24k gold, providing a premium “real gold” look at an affordable price.

Intricate Details: Designs frequently incorporate:

Deity Motifs: Small figures of Goddess Lakshmi or other sacred symbols.

Embellishments: Traditional stone accents in pink (ruby) and green (emerald), along with hanging beads or delicate pearls at the base of the dome.

Screw-Back Closures: Many traditional variants use a secure screw-type back for comfort and safety.

Lightweight Comfort: Despite their ornate appearance, modern micro-plated versions are often designed to be lightweight for all-day wear.