The Art of the Earcuff: Discover The Shopping Tree's Kashmiri Brass Earcuff Earrings

A New Way to Wear Tradition

The earcuff is having a moment — and no one does it better than the artisans behind India's Kashmiri jewellery tradition. At The Shopping Tree, our Kashmiri brass earcuff earrings are not just a trend. They are a reimagining of a centuries-old craft, designed for the modern woman who wants her jewellery to make a statement without saying a word.

Whether you have multiple piercings or none at all, an earcuff wraps around the ear to create a layered, editorial look that is both bold and effortless. Paired with the weight and warmth of handcrafted brass, ghungroo bells, and vibrant stones — the result is nothing short of spectacular.

What Makes Kashmiri Earcuff Earrings Special?

• No extra piercing needed — earcuffs clip or wrap around the ear, making them accessible to everyone
• Layered look — the combination of a jhumka hanging below and a cuff hugging the ear creates a multi-dimensional, styled effect
• Handcrafted brass — durable, warm-toned, and beautifully finished in matte or golden polish
• Ghungroo & stone detailing — the signature Kashmiri touch that adds movement, colour, and soul

Our Kashmiri Earcuff Collection

1. Neelkanchi Peacock Premium Kashmiri Brass Jhumka with Earcuff — Golden

As seen on Aishwarya Sharma

The Neelkanchi is our showstopper — a peacock-inspired Kashmiri brass jhumka paired with a stunning earcuff, as spotted on actress Aishwarya Sharma. The golden finish catches the light beautifully, making it the perfect choice for weddings, receptions, and festive celebrations.

2. Mayurkanchi Peacock Premium Kashmiri Brass Jhumka with Earcuff — Golden

Sister to the Neelkanchi, the Mayurkanchi draws its name from the Mayur — the peacock, India's national bird. Intricately detailed with peacock motifs in golden brass, it is a complete statement piece for weddings and festive occasions.

3. Shree Kashmiri Brass Earcuff Ghungroo Earrings — Multi

The Shree is where tradition meets colour. Multi-hued stones and ghungroo bells that jingle softly with every movement — a versatile pick for Navratri, Diwali, Teej, and all festive occasions.

4. Rutuja Premium Kashmiri Brass Earcuff Earrings — Green

The Rutuja in Green — deep forest green stones in handcrafted brass for a rich, jewel-toned effect. Elegant, earthy, and utterly wearable with green, ivory, or gold ethnic wear.

5. Rutuja Premium Kashmiri Brass Earcuff Earrings — Pink & Green

The Rutuja in Pink & Green — a festive favourite. Blush pink and forest green, a classic Kashmiri colour combination perfect for mehendi ceremonies, sangeets, and spring festivals.

6. Vridhi Premium Kashmiri Brass Earcuff Earrings — Multi

The Vridhi — meaning growth and prosperity — is a multi-coloured Kashmiri brass earcuff rich in detail, colour, and craftsmanship. For the woman who embraces maximalism with grace.

How to Style Kashmiri Earcuff Earrings

• Bridal & Reception: Neelkanchi or Mayurkanchi — peacock motif and golden finish made for bridal moments.
• Mehendi & Sangeet: Rutuja Pink & Green for the soft, celebratory palette of pre-wedding functions.
• Navratri & Diwali: Shree or Vridhi multi-colour earcuffs for festive dressing.
• Everyday Ethnic: Rutuja Green with a simple cotton kurta — understated yet striking.

Earcuff Styling Tips

• Hair up always — a bun, braid, or half-up style lets the earring shine.
• Skip the necklace — let the earcuff be the hero.
• Mix metals mindfully — brass golden tones pair best with warm-toned outfits.
• One ear or both — for an asymmetric editorial look, wear the earcuff on one ear and a simple stud on the other.

Care Tips

• Store in an airtight pouch to prevent tarnishing
• Avoid contact with water, sweat, and perfume
• Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing
• Handle the cuff gently — do not over-bend to maintain its shape

Wear it. Own it. Let it tell your story.