Trajva Earrings
- Description
- Materials
- Jewelry Care
Inspired by Trajva, a traditional form of indigenous body art practiced by tribal communities of Gujarat, the Trajva Earrings transform a deeply personal memory into sculptural adornment.
The inspiration began with the Trajva symbols seen on the designer’s grandmother’s wrist and neck—markings that sparked a curiosity about the stories and meanings carried through these traditional tattoos.
Each earring is sculpted as a three-dimensional half flower, with every petal embossed with a different Trajva-inspired motif. Each symbol carries its own meaning, bringing together multiple stories within a single form. Delicate mirror detailing adds a subtle reflective element to the design.
Designed to be worn two ways, the earrings offer a different expression with every turn. Wear them with the embossed Trajva motifs facing forward for a bold, sculptural look, or reverse them to reveal an intricate jali-cut pattern for an entirely different silhouette.
Details & Materials
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Recycled brass with silver plating
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Completely nickel-free
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Embossed Trajva-inspired motifs, each representing a different symbol
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Delicate mirror detailing
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Reversible, two-way design
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Intricate jali-cut pattern on the reverse
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925 sterling silver post and wire
Materials Used in Product
Your jewelry is a treasure, and with a little care, your jewelry will remain as stunning as the day you first adorned it.
1. Jewelry is the first thing you take off and last thing you put on.
2. Refrain from exposing your jewelry to water and harsh chemicals, cosmetics or perfume after adorning
3. When you are not flaunting them store them in our provided zip bag in a cool, dry place.
4. Remove the jewelry before indulging in rigorous activities like gymming, running or swimming.
5. Gently clean with a dry soft cloth to maintain its luster.
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Trajva Earrings
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MISSION DRIVEN
A percentage of our sales are donated towards
sponsoring primary and secondary education
to underpriviledged girls across India.