What are statement earrings?

Statement earrings are pieces large or bold enough to be the focal point of an outfit, so the rest of the look can stay simple. This pair earns the name through size and shape rather than sparkle: a broad half-disc of brushed brass with a sunrise cut-out.

How do I style statement earrings with Indian wear?

Statement earrings work best with Indian wear when the neckline is kept clear, such as a handloom saree with a plain blouse or a straight kurta with a round or boat neck. Skip the necklace and let one bold pair carry the look.

Are these brass statement earrings gold-plated?

These brass statement earrings are solid brass with a brushed finish, not gold-plated. The colour is the metal itself, so there is no plating to wear through.

Is the cut-out a sunburst design?

The sunburst cut-out is a small fan of rays rising from the straight top edge of the half-disc, so the edge reads as a horizon and the rays as the sun coming up. It is kept simple and graphic, which suits both Indian and western clothes.

Are big brass earrings heavy to wear?

Big brass earrings vary a lot in weight, and this pair is cut from flat sheet rather than cast solid, which keeps it lighter than its size suggests. If you are new to statement pieces, wear them for a few hours at first.

How do these earrings fasten?

These earrings fasten with the fine wire arc itself, which passes through the piercing and closes into a catch at the corner of the brass plate. Check that the tip has seated fully before you head out.

Will the brass change colour over time?

Yes, brass slowly changes colour with air and skin, moving from bright gold towards a deeper honey tone. On a brushed surface this patina usually develops evenly, and a brass polish brings back the original shine.

Can I wear statement earrings to the office?

Statement earrings can work at the office when the rest of the outfit is quiet: a solid kurta or shirt, hair tied back, no other jewellery. For a very formal setting, keep a pair this bold for days away from the boardroom.

How do I store large brass earrings?

Store large brass earrings flat and apart from other jewellery so the broad face does not scratch or bend. Wipe them after wearing, keep them away from perfume and water, and polish only when you want the brighter look back.

Are these a good gift for someone with minimal style?

For someone with a minimal style, this pair is a good gift because it is one clean, bold shape rather than many small details. It is handmade in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, which gives it a story beyond the box.

Sunrise Brass Statement Earrings, Handmade

Sunrise Dome Brass Earrings

Rs. 250

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Product Details

A solid half-disc of brushed brass, closed into a loop by a fine arc of wire, makes these Sunrise Dome Brass Earrings. Where plate and wire meet, a small fan is pierced through the face, like rays lifting off a horizon. The broad surface catches light softly and deepens in tone as you wear it. Hand-cut in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, and bold enough to carry a plain outfit on its own.

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-SD-01Style Code: EH-BRER-SDHSN 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 true statement pair. The rule is simple: one bold thing at a time.

Casual: A white tee, a linen shirt or a plain cotton kurta with rolled sleeves is all the backdrop these need. With hair tucked behind the ears or pulled into a low bun, the full half-disc shows and the sunrise cut-out catches the light every time you turn.

Work: On creative or relaxed workdays, pair them with a solid kurta set or a collared shirt in navy, black or deep green and leave the neckline bare. For a very formal meeting, a smaller pair may suit better.

Occasion: Against a handloom cotton saree with a plain blouse, or a solid anarkali in indigo or rust, the brushed brass reads warm and modern. Skip the necklace. Add brass rings if anything.

Pairing: Let the earrings lead. Thin bangles or a single cuff work, but a choker, a long chain or a second pair of earrings will crowd the face.

Face and frame: The wide shape adds width at the jawline, so it flatters oval, long and heart-shaped faces most. On a round face, pull the hair up and choose a V or boat neckline to keep the overall line long.

Care while wearing: Check that the wire has closed fully into its catch before you leave. Take the pair off before lying down, since a broad plate can bend if slept on, and store it flat.

On a pair this size, the surface is the design. Most of what you see is one broad, unbroken face of brass, and the way that face is finished decides how it looks today and how it will look years from now.

The half-disc: The shape is marked onto sheet brass and cut by hand, with the straight top edge kept crisp because it becomes the horizon line of the design.

The sunrise: A small fan of rays is pierced just below that edge, opening the plate where the wire arc meets it. The two earrings are cut as mirror images. Look and compare.

The brushing: The face is typically brushed by hand in one direction, leaving fine parallel lines that scatter light into a soft satin glow instead of a mirror shine. That texture also hides fingerprints and the small scuffs of daily wear.

The wire and the patina: A fine brass wire is fixed at one corner of the plate and curved into an arc that closes at the other. The brass is left uncoated, so over months the face tends to warm from bright gold to a deeper honey tone, evenly across the brushed lines, and a little polish returns it to bright whenever you like.