Inspired by the earring designs of the Mughal period.

The crescent, famously known as the 'chand' motif, is one of the most commonly seen motifs in Indian art, architecture and textiles. In jewellery, the design is referred to as 'Chand-bali'.

The name Chandbali comprises two words-Chand which means “moon” and Bali meaning “earrings”, with the crescent moon shape as the main element of design.

The Islamic crescent moon shape became a popular design with Persian artisans. The earrings were usually set with intricate crystals that were fringed with pearls.

Our design comprises a cascade of sweeping semi-circular shapes, from small to large, embellished with a gradient of luxury crystals from light to dark. 
Hand crocheted and stitched with gold-plated copper wires and finished with 14k gold-filled hooks

Materials: 14k gold-filled earring hooks 
Gold-plated plated jewellery wire
Austrian crystal

Earring size: The crocheted piece measures 2.5 cm across its widest part and 6 cm from the top of hook to bottom of the earrings.

Availability: Made to order item.
For UK please allow 2 weeks for delivery and 5 weeks for USA & Worldwide.

Packaging: All our jewellery is sent beautifully gift wrapped in a Mahliqa presentation box.

UK Shipping: Royal Mail 48hr tracked.

International Shipping: Royal Mail International Tracked. Royal Mail estimates 5-7 working days for delivery. This is only an estimate, it can take longer depending on customs clearance times.

Designed and handmade in London by Mahliqa