Earrings

Earrings at Vpnam covers 22 designs priced from ₹249 to ₹349, most of them ₹299. Artificial fashion jewellery; not made of solid gold. The styles stocked are jhumkis, danglers, drop earrings, tassels and long earrings, with one stud design, in gold and white colour families and a few in light violet, peach and yellow. Colour is the only specification the listings carry, so this page is organised by shape instead: what each style looks like, what it suits, and what to check before ordering.

What earring styles does Vpnam stock?

Twenty-two designs across six recognisable shapes. Shape decides how an earring behaves far more than colour does, because it governs how much it moves, how much it weighs on the lobe and whether it reads traditional or modern.

Which earring goes with which neckline and hairstyle?

Two quick rules cover most of it. First, the hair: anything long enough to hang below the jaw disappears under loose hair, so jhumkis, tassels and long danglers only earn their place with the hair tied back, in a bun or plaited. Studs and small drops work either way. Second, the neckline: if you are already wearing a choker or a wide necklace, keep the earrings short so the two do not collide at the collarbone. If the neck is bare, that is where a jhumki or a long dangler belongs.

How heavy will they feel?

None of the 22 listings states a weight, so treat that as unknown and worth asking before ordering if you are sensitive to it. As a general guide, drops and studs sit lightest because the mass stays close to the lobe. Jhumkis carry their weight at the widest point of the dome, so a larger jhumki pulls harder even when the total weight is modest. Long danglers and tassels distribute weight down their length and swing, which increases the pull during movement. If you are wearing earrings for six hours at a function rather than two, the shape matters more than the size.

How do you care for artificial earrings?

Artificial fashion jewellery; not made of solid gold. The posts and hooks are the part that fails first, because they take the handling. Put earrings on last and take them off first, keep them away from perfume and hairspray, and wipe them with a dry soft cloth after wearing rather than washing them. Store each pair in its own compartment so hooks do not tangle with each other, and keep the backs with the pair rather than loose, since a lost back is the most common reason a working pair stops being worn.

What do earrings cost at Vpnam?

The 22 designs run from ₹249 to ₹349, clustered at ₹249, ₹269, ₹289, ₹299 and ₹349, with ₹299 the most common. That is a low enough band to buy two or three shapes rather than one, which is the more useful approach: a pair of studs for daily wear, one jhumki for functions and one dangler for evenings will cover more occasions than a single pair at any price. If you want the neck matched as well, the Jewellery Sets category lists pieces sold together.