Handcrafted, antique silver earrings from Afghanistan are an example of jewelry with deep cultural roots. Their form is based on geometric star-shaped motifs, from which hang openwork, movable ornaments – spiral wires topped with small balls. Subtle yet powerful in expression, they perfectly capture the character of ancient tribal jewelry.

The center of the earrings is set with dark red colored glass – typical of Afghan jewelry, where glass often replaced hard-to-find gemstones. Their shine, though not natural, gives the piece depth and symbolic meaning – the red was meant to protect against evil and instill courage.

The silver construction shows signs of age – slight abrasions and irregularities are not a defect, but a testament to its authenticity. The artisan craftsmanship typical of the Kuchi culture gives these earrings a raw, authentic feel that appeals to those who appreciate craftsmanship with soul and history.

This is an unusual proposition for lovers of ethnic jewelry – earrings that don't just flash newness, but captivate with their authenticity. Every detail speaks volumes about tradition and the ancient hands that crafted them. Perfect for a statement piece or as a collector's item.