Indian and Afghan nose piercings, including septum and ear-to-nose chained models, have a long and rich history, dating back to many cultures and traditions. Nose piercings are an integral piece of jewelry worn by women in India and Afghanistan, where they serve both an aesthetic and symbolic function. In many of the region's cultures, the wearing of nose piercings has deep meaning, related to faith, rituals and social status. In India, the tradition is often associated with marriage, and wearing nose piercings is considered a sign of femininity and beauty.

Septums, or earrings placed in the septum of the nose, are gaining popularity not only in India, but also around the world. In traditional Indian culture, the septum is often worn as a piece of bridal jewelry or for special occasions, symbolizing good luck and fertility. These earrings are usually richly ornamented, often made of silver or brass, and their design is based on local patterns and traditions. In Afghanistan, septum earrings also have their place in women's jewelry, being an expression of local aesthetics and craftsmanship.

Earrings fastened on a chain from ear to nose are another, equally fascinating type of jewelry that is gaining in popularity. This style of jewelry combines classic and modern elements, offering a unique combination of tradition and contemporary design. A chain that combines an earring in the ear with a nose stud not only adds a new dimension to styling, but also exudes an ethnic flair. These earrings are often adorned with precious stones, making them a unique accent to any jewelry, catching the eye and enhancing the individuality of the wearer.