Best Sellers

The handcrafted wooden earrings our customers come back to most.

What tends to sell

Looking at what people actually buy, a pattern shows. The pieces that do best are rarely the boldest — they are the ones that solve a problem. A pair light enough for a full working day. A design plain enough to wear with a printed saree. A shape with no points to catch on a dupatta.

Craft matters, but wearability is what brings people back.

What every pair has in common

Each is handcrafted by skilled artisans in India from responsibly repurposed exotic hardwood — Ebony, Boxwood, Padauk and Maple, offcuts from fine woodworking given a second life.

On bare-wood designs the colour is the wood's own, never dyed, so it deepens with age rather than fading. A pair weighs around 10 g.

If you are buying your first pair

  • Not sure about size? Start with a disc or a stud. Both are easier to wear than a long drop and neither catches on anything.
  • Wear a lot of black? Choose a piece with Boxwood or Padauk in it — plain Ebony will disappear.
  • Mostly sarees? Earrings for Saree is organised by exactly that question.
  • Buying as a gift? Wood suits this well — no size to guess, and every pair is one of a kind.

Common questions

Are wooden earrings comfortable for all-day wear?
Yes. At around 10 g a pair, considerably more so than metal at the same size.

Will they last?
These are dense hardwoods, hand-finished and quality-checked. Kept dry, they last for years — and the colour deepens rather than fading.