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Handcrafted Earrings Manufacturer Ethnic Jewelry Supplier Export

Verified Exporter  ·  EXP01002
Product Code  ·  NEP7460

Handcrafted Earrings Manufacturer Ethnic Jewelry Supplier Export

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Handcrafted earrings manufacturer ethnic jewelry supplier export.

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Minimum Order 300
Origin Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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About This Product

Handcrafted ethnic earrings, drawing on traditional Indian jewelry-making techniques applied to standalone earring pieces rather than full bridal sets, cover a range of styles from jhumka to chandbali to traditional drop designs, produced with the hand-finishing and stone-setting work that gives ethnic jewelry its distinctive character. Mumbai's Zaveri Bazaar jewelry district, anchoring a significant share of the city's jewelry trade, supports both genuine precious metal and imitation ethnic earring production at scale. For ethnic retail buyers, fashion boutiques, and wholesale distributors, this means access to authentic handcrafted design backed by export documentation.

Product Specifications

AttributeDetails / Value
Style CategoryJhumka, chandbali, traditional drop, kundan-set, specify per order
Metal/Material OptionsGenuine gold/silver, or imitation (base metal with plating), specify per order
Craft TechniqueHand-finished, stone-set, engraved, filigree, specify per design
Stone WorkKundan, Polki-style, American Diamond (CZ), pearls, specify per design
Design StyleTraditional regional, contemporary ethnic fusion, specify per market
Nickel/Lead ContentWithin limits for US and EU costume jewelry import regulations (for imitation pieces)
HallmarkingBIS hallmarked available for genuine gold/silver pieces
PackagingIndividual boxes or branded packaging, specify per order
HS Code7113 (precious metal) or 7117.90 (imitation), confirm with CHA based on materials

Jhumka vs. Chandbali: Two Distinct Traditional Silhouettes

Jhumka: The Bell-Shaped Classic

The jhumka's rounded, bell-shaped drop is one of the most recognized traditional Indian earring silhouettes, suited to buyers targeting broad ethnic retail recognition since the shape reads as immediately traditional across most South Asian diaspora and India-focused markets.

Chandbali: The Crescent Moon Silhouette

Chandbali earrings, named for their crescent moon shape, offer a different traditional silhouette often associated with more elaborate stone-setting and larger scale than standard jhumka designs. Buyers should confirm which traditional silhouette their target market recognizes and prefers, since the two serve overlapping but distinct aesthetic preferences within ethnic jewelry retail.

Why Source from Mumbai, Maharashtra

Zaveri Bazaar's scale, anchoring a significant share of Mumbai's jewelry trade and hosting thousands of manufacturers and wholesalers, gives buyers access to both genuine precious metal and imitation handcrafted ethnic earring production within a single concentrated jewelry district. This scale supports competitive bulk pricing alongside the design variety needed to serve different regional and international ethnic retail markets.

Trade and Order Details

Packaging Options

Individual velvet or satin-lined boxes for retail-ready presentation. Bulk packing in protective foam-lined cartons for wholesale shipment. Custom branded packaging and private label boxes available for buyers building their own ethnic jewelry line.

Export and Logistics

  • MOQ: Confirm current minimum order quantity directly, as this varies significantly based on material type (genuine vs. imitation), design complexity, and craft technique
  • HS Code: 7113 for precious metal jewelry, 7117.90 for imitation jewelry, confirm exact classification with your customs broker based on materials
  • Mode of Shipment: Air freight or insured courier standard for jewelry given the value-to-weight ratio and security considerations
  • Lead Time: Confirm current production lead time based on design complexity, material type, and order volume, hand-finished detail work takes longer than simpler machine-assisted production

Certifications

BIS hallmarking certification for genuine gold and silver pieces, nickel and lead content compliance documentation for imitation jewelry destined for US/EU markets, Certificate of Origin, quality inspection reports available per batch on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between jhumka and chandbali earrings?

Jhumka features a rounded, bell-shaped drop and is one of the most widely recognized traditional Indian earring silhouettes. Chandbali takes a crescent moon shape and is often associated with more elaborate stone-setting and larger scale. Both are traditional styles but serve slightly different aesthetic preferences.

Should I order genuine gold/silver or imitation handcrafted ethnic earrings?

Genuine precious metal suits premium retail with verifiable material value, while imitation jewelry using base metal with plating replicates the same aesthetic at a fraction of the cost, standard for wholesale volume. Confirm your target market's price sensitivity before choosing.

How long does handcrafted ethnic earring production take?

Hand-finished detail work, stone-setting, filigree, and engraving, takes longer than simpler machine-assisted production. Confirm current lead time based on your specific design's craft technique complexity before committing to a delivery timeline.

What is the minimum order quantity for handcrafted ethnic earrings export?

MOQ varies significantly based on material type, design complexity, and craft technique. Confirm the current minimum for your specific requirement directly.

What HS code applies to handcrafted ethnic earring exports from India?

Genuine precious metal jewelry falls under HS code 7113, while imitation jewelry falls under 7117.90. Confirm the exact classification with your customs broker based on the specific materials used in your order.