TanMann Collections
The ‘Chandra-Malika’ Hybrid Drops
The ‘Chandra-Malika’ Hybrid Drops
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The Vibe:
Why choose between a Chandbali and a Jhumka when you can have both?
We love how the ornate crescent moon creates a wide, shimmering frame that then leads into a perfectly proportioned Jhumka drop. The ruby and emerald Kemp stones give it that quintessential traditional soul, while the dense border of white stones adds a level of brightness that really makes the whole piece glow against your skin. It feels like a piece designed for a celebration that lasts well into the night.
The Details:
| Material | Durable Copper and Brass alloy (traditional base for heritage jewellery) |
| Finish | Warm Antique-style Gold Plating with deep embossed patterns |
| The Look | Ornate crescent moon (Chandbali) top creating a wide, shimmering frame that drops into a classic Jhumka; the best of both silhouettes in one piece |
| Size | 5 cm long x 4 cm wide - a lovely, wide silhouette that offers plenty of presence |
| Stones & Beads | Traditional ruby and green Kemp stones, sparkling white stone accents, and a fringe of creamy pearls |
| Closure | Push-back stud (secure, comfortable, and easy to wear all day) |
A Tip from TanMann:
The 4 cm width on these makes them feel quite substantial, so they do a wonderful job of framing your face. They are a fantastic match for a heavy silk saree or an embroidered lehenga. Since there is a lot of intricate detail in the metalwork, these look best when paired with a simple gold bindi and a soft, natural makeup look. They are grand enough for a wedding guest look but classic enough to wear for years to come.
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