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German Silver Earrings
German silver earrings are made from an alloy containing copper, nickel, and zinc. Alternatively, they can also be called nickel silver earrings. Traces of tin and lead can also be found in it.
German silver was named the same due to its silvery-white colour. It was Malliot and Chorier, who are Germans, first discovered the metal in the year 1892 and thus the name.
Here is why you should have a collection of German silver earrings
- It is hard and won’t tarnish
- Comes in multiple designs.
- It is resistant to corrosion.
- Also, it won’t turn black, because there is no silver content.
- It is also lightweight.
German silver earrings come in a zillion designs. You can always choose one for any occasion, and it will suit both your Indian and western attire with grace. Have a look at a few designs:
Studs- A stud is always the most suitable choice for wearing to a school, college, or office. Innumerable designs of these intricate ornaments are available in German silver earrings also.
- Circular studs with tribal carvings.
- Blooming flower with intricate designs and a mirror in the centre.
- Adding in some gems to the studs will elevate their beauty.
- Tiny balls attached with strings to stud will add oodles of amp to the casual look.
- Crescent-shaped danglers to pair with your western attire.
- Jharokha style dangler for the saree for the wedding party.
Hoops- This is easy to wear and will add oomph to all your garments. Look at the designs that the German silver earrings in this genre offer.
- Teardrop-shaped earring with a colourful gem is apt for the college.
- Large hoops are having spider web designs for creating an edgy look.
- Classic hoops having a small gem in the centre for the sparkle.
Jhumkas- There are multiple types of German silver earrings in the shape of jhumkas too
- Tribal designs on the dome.
- The dome-carved in the shape of an inverted flower with colourful gems.
- Beads attached to the dome in multiple colours.
