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Pair of large handmade brass hoop earrings in an open leafy-vine shape, hand-cut from sheet brass, polished natural finish.

Leafy Vine Brass Hoops

Curated by My Ehaat

Rs. 250

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Product Details

An open curve of brass with leaves branching off it, each earring reads as a hoop that stopped halfway and became a sprig. The shape is cut by hand from a single sheet. Because of that, the two in a pair echo each other without matching exactly, and no two sets are quite the same. Large yet light, left in its natural finish, the brass warms to the skin and deepens in tone the more you wear it.

MaterialBrass

Art TypeBrass Metal Craft

Packaging Dimension20X5X15

Materials & Care

Solid brass, handmade and built to last. Keep away from water and perfume to slow tarnishing. Wipe with a soft dry cloth; a light patina is natural and can be polished back if you prefer the brighter finish.

Product Disclosure

SKU: EH-BRER-LV-01Style Code: EH-BRER-LVHSN Code: 97030000Region: SambhalState: Uttar pradesh

Curated by My Ehaat

Each piece is handcrafted, so slight variations in colour, texture and dimension are natural and celebrate its handmade origin.

This is a statement piece, so the styling rule is simple: let it be the loudest thing you wear.

Everyday: The open shape dresses up a plain tee, a cotton kurta, or a linen shirt without any effort. Wear your hair up or tucked back so the full sprig shows. Leave the neck bare and skip other earrings, since there is only one of these per ear and it carries the look alone.

Occasion: Against a solid saree, a plain dark blouse, or a festive kurta, the polished brass catches the light and does the work of a much heavier piece. Keep the rest quiet: a ring or a slim bangle at most, and a clean neckline.

What not to pair: Hold back on necklaces and layered chains. They crowd the open leaf shape and blur what makes it interesting.

Frame and fit: The long, upward-sweeping line flatters most face shapes and draws the eye up and out. These fasten as a push-back stud with a clear disc back, so they sit secure and close to the lobe rather than swinging like a ring hoop.

Care while wearing: Put them on after perfume, lotion, and hairspray have dried. Take them off before you wash, swim, or sleep, and wipe them with a soft dry cloth if they get damp so the brass stays clean against the skin.

The design comes first: a leafy vine drawn as an open, flowing outline, closer to a cut-paper sprig than to a round hoop.

That outline is cut by hand from a sheet of brass, with the gaps between the leaves opened out so the piece stays airy and light despite its size. The flat is lightly worked and then polished, which is why the surface carries a soft, faintly uneven shine rather than a hard machine gloss.

The real character of these hoops shows over time. The brass is left bare, with no lacquer sealing it, so it behaves like a living finish. Worn often, it slowly deepens from bright gold toward a warmer, antique tone, and the slight hollows along the leaf edges hold that deeper colour first.

That ageing is reversible and entirely yours to steer. Leave the pair to settle into its patina for a vintage look, or bring it back to bright now and then with a soft cloth and a little brass polish. Either way the sprig keeps its shape; only the colour shifts.

How do these brass hoop earrings fasten?

These brass hoop earrings fasten as a push-back stud, not as a hinged ring, so the post goes through the lobe and a clear disc back holds it in place. The open curve gives the look of a hoop while sitting secure and close to the ear. That makes them easy to put on and comfortable for long wear.

Is brass a good material for earrings?

Brass is a solid, affordable choice for earrings, light to wear and warm in tone. It is a copper and zinc alloy, so it is sturdier than many soft fashion metals and holds a shaped edge well. The trade-off is that raw brass darkens over time, which is easily managed with occasional cleaning.

Do brass earrings turn your skin green?

Brass earrings can sometimes leave a faint green or dark mark on the skin, usually when the metal meets sweat, humidity, or lotion. It is a harmless surface reaction between the copper in the brass and moisture, not a sign of poor quality. Keeping the pair dry and wiping it after wear usually stops it, and many people never see it at all.

Are brass earrings hypoallergenic?

Brass earrings are nickel-free by composition, since brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, which makes them friendlier to many sensitive ears than nickel-based metals. Very reactive skin can still respond to almost any metal, so start with shorter wears or ask for a clear barrier coat on the posts. A quick patch test on the inner wrist is the safest check.

Can I wear brass earrings every day?

You can wear these brass earrings every day, and because they are light, they stay comfortable over long hours. Take them off before you bathe, swim, or sleep, and wipe them dry if they get damp. That short habit keeps the brass bright and the skin clean.

How do I clean brass hoop earrings and keep them bright?

To clean brass hoop earrings, wipe them with a soft dry cloth after each wear to lift off oils and moisture. When the shine dulls, rub them gently with a cut lemon dipped in salt or a mild brass polish, then dry them at once. Store them in a dry pouch away from humidity between wears.

Will the brass finish change over time?

The brass finish will change over time, since the metal is left bare rather than sealed under lacquer. It deepens from bright gold toward a warmer, antique tone, settling first into the hollows along the leaf edges. A light polish brings back the bright look whenever you prefer it.

Can I shower or swim with brass jewellery?

Brass does not like standing water, so it is best to take the hoops off before you shower, swim, or wash up. Soap, chlorine, and hard water speed up tarnishing and can transfer a mark to the skin. Dry them fully before putting them away.

Are these brass hoops heavy to wear?

These brass hoops look large but stay light, because the open sprig shape removes most of the metal a solid earring would carry. The weight sits on a push-back post, so it rests close to the lobe rather than dragging on it. Most wearers find them comfortable from morning to evening.

Are these brass hoop earrings handmade?

These brass hoop earrings are handmade, each one cut by hand from a sheet of brass and then shaped and polished to finish. Nothing is cast or stamped from a mould, so the open leaf shapes vary slightly from pair to pair. That hand-cutting is what gives each set its own small character.

What does the leafy vine design mean?

The leafy vine design takes a simple climbing sprig and opens it into wearable metal, with leaves branching off a single curved stem. Plant and vine motifs run through a lot of Indian decorative craft, standing for growth and renewal. Here the reading stays light and modern: a piece of greenery you can wear.

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