Collection: Jadau Earrings

With every sway, every sparkle, and every handcrafted detail, Jadau earrings embody centuries of artistry — reimagined for today’s timeless woman. At Tyaani, these earrings are more than just adornments; they are expressions of culture, elegance, and individuality. Whether styled for bridal grandeur or everyday charm, Jadau earrings celebrate beauty that’s both classic and current.

Jadau earrings are handcrafted pieces of traditional Indian jewellery, made using the ancient Jadau technique, which dates back to the Mughal era. This method involves embedding uncut diamonds (Polki), pearls, gemstones, and Meenakari (enamel) directly into 22kt gold using a base of lac (natural resin) — without modern adhesives or prongs.

Each earring is a labour of love, often adorned on both sides: one side with uncut diamonds and stones, and the reverse with delicately hand-painted enamel work, making them a visual masterpiece from every angle. No machine-made finish can replicate the detail, depth, and heritage woven into each pair.

In 2025, the desire for slow fashion, heritage craftsmanship, and multi-functional pieces has never been stronger — and Jadau earrings tick every box:

• Cultural Glamour: With growing appreciation for traditional Indian aesthetics globally, Jadau is being embraced on red carpets, at weddings, and beyond.
• Statement-Ready: One pair of Jadau earrings can define your entire look.
• Versatile Design: From bridal ceremonies to brunches, Jadau earrings come in forms that suit every occasion.
• Bridging Generations: Modern brides are choosing heirloom-worthy Jadau over trend-led fast fashion.
• Contemporary Styling: Lightweight versions, pastel enamels, and Indo-Western appeal have made them more wearable than ever.

Tyaani’s Jadau earrings range from the bold to the delicate — always handcrafted, always breathtaking.

• Chandbalis: Moon-shaped classics adorned with Polki, pearls, and coloured stones. Perfect for weddings and traditional festivities.
• Jhumkas: Bell-shaped earrings featuring layered detailing, often with hanging pearls or beaded drops. An iconic silhouette that never goes out of style.
• Polki Studs: Minimal and timeless — a versatile choice for daily wear or for pairing with heavier necklaces.
• Drop Earrings: Polki or gemstone centres with dainty drops or chains. Great for cocktails, sangeets, or fusion outfits.
• Shoulder-Duster Earrings: Long and dramatic, often mixing Meenakari, Polki, and dangling pearls — ideal for bridal looks or high-glam occasions.
• Passa-Inspired Ear Cuffs: For the woman who dares — featuring Mughal-inspired side drops, ear cuffs, and asymmetric designs for a modern royal twist.

• Bridal Styling: Pair Jhumkas or Chandbalis with a Polki choker and maang tikka for a complete wedding look. For the reception or sangeet, choose shoulder-dusters with a high-neck blouse or off-shoulder gown.
• Festive Styling: Wear bold drop earrings or enamel-backed chandbalis with a silk saree or embellished kurta. Keep the neck bare or wear a thin chain to let the earrings shine.
• Indo-Western Fusion: Team a single Jadau earring (yes, just one!) with a slick bun, blazer dress, or cape gown. Balance the drama with minimal makeup and no other jewellery.
• Everyday Elegance: Tyaani’s smaller Polki studs or lightweight drop earrings work beautifully with cotton kurtas, office saris, or even formal Western attire. Subtle Meenakari adds just the right pop of tradition.
• Gifting: Jadau earrings are one of the most cherished gifts. Choose studs or flexible open-hang drops for bridesmaids, anniversaries, or milestone birthdays. They’re timeless and fit all face shapes.