Kemp Red. Emerald Green. Pure Gold. Pure Heritage.

The Gold Forming Kemp Meenakari Teardrop Chandbali Earrings are a regal statement piece rooted in the grandest traditions of South Indian bridal jewellery. Crafted using the forming gold technique for a lightweight yet opulent feel, these earrings combine intricate granule goldwork, rich kemp (maroon/red) meenakari enamel, and a cascading ghungroo ball fringe — secured with a screw-back closure for all-day confidence.

Design Details

• Top Stud: Pointed oval / leaf-shaped forming gold stud with fine chiselled line detailing, gold granule border, a triangular open gold motif at the apex, and a round ruby (red) stone bezel-set at the centre
• Connector: Small cylindrical gold bead link connecting the stud to the drop pendant
• Drop Pendant: Large teardrop / shield-shaped forming gold pendant featuring:
  • Dense granule goldwork across the entire surface in a diamond grid pattern
  • Two bold kemp (maroon/dark red) meenakari enamel petal / wing accents on either side — the signature of traditional Kemp jewellery
  • A central lotus motif with a round emerald (green) stone at the heart, flanked by two small kemp red petal accents
  • Fine twisted rope gold border framing the pendant
• Fringe: A row of gold ghungroo (ball) beads of graduating sizes suspended from the curved base — adding movement and music

Specifications

• Metal: Forming gold (hollow gold technique) with high-gloss finish
• Craft: Kemp meenakari enamel (maroon/red) + granule goldwork
• Stones: Ruby (red, round), Emerald (green, round)
• Style: Teardrop chandbali drop earrings
• Closure: Screw back (secure fit)
• Weight: Lightweight (hollow forming technique)
• Occasion: South Indian bridal, wedding, reception, festive, temple, classical dance, gifting

Kemp and gold — the eternal duo of South Indian bridal jewellery. These earrings don’t just complete a look; they define it.