A pair of ethnic-style silver earrings with long, movable pendants topped with balls resembling bells. This type of jewelry was popular among tribes in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India, where the symbolic sound was thought to ward off evil spirits and attract good luck. The handcrafted links, rings, and pendants attest to the traditional craftsmanship and authenticity of the piece.

The upper part of the earring is reinforced with a coil of wire, providing stability and an interesting, rugged appearance. The delicate patina and subtle greenish tarnish may indicate age and the natural oxidation of the silver – the collectible value of such pieces increases with time.

The earrings are not large, but they have a unique presence – they move with every head movement, emitting a soft, ritual sound. This is jewelry with soul, attracting attention and engaging the senses. Perfect for lovers of oriental simplicity, which doesn't have to be modest.

Unique and hard to find in this form – they may come from provincial jewelry workshops in the Hindu Kush region. For women who are brave and passionate.