Earrings in Pakistan: Silver, Brass and Gold Plated from Orah Jewels
Earrings in Pakistan: Silver, Brass and Gold Plated from Orah Jewels
From Rs. 1,308 brass studs to Rs. 115,000 natural ruby drops in sterling silver. The complete guide to Orah Jewels earrings: every metal, every collection, every price point, with real gemstones handcrafted in Lahore.
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The earring is called بالی (bali) in Urdu, and its history in South Asian jewelry goes back thousands of years. Orah Jewels makes earrings in three metals, each with a distinct character: brass for architectural designs inspired by Makli, Sheesh Mahal, and Sindhi craft traditions; gold-plated brass for the warm yellow tone of the Harf and Alif Laila collections; and 925 sterling silver for the Satrangi, Mehr, Sunheri Shaam, and Heirloom collections where natural gemstones from Swat, Hunza, and Gilgit-Baltistan are set for keeps.
All earrings at Orah Jewels are handcrafted at our Lahore facility. The gemstones are sourced directly from miners and suppliers across Pakistan and Afghanistan through our parent company, Stones and Beads Manufacturing Company, established 2012. This page covers the complete earrings range, organized by metal and by gemstone, so you can find the right piece at the right price without browsing through 80 individual product pages.
Three Metals, One Workshop: How to Choose
The single most important decision when buying earrings from Orah Jewels is which metal suits your use case. Each of the three metals at Orah serves a genuinely different function, and the price range associated with each reflects real differences in material, durability, and the class of gemstone used.
Brass (Rs. 1,308 to Rs. 10,500)
Brass is our entry metal for earrings: affordable, workable, and excellent for the architectural and geometric designs of the Whispers of Makli, Sheesh Mahal, Dastkari, Silsila, Hala (Sindhi Craft), Gulzar, and Rangreza collections. These earrings use natural gemstones including lapis lazuli, serpentine, aventurine, amazonite, idocrase, nephrite jade, fluorite, and rhodonite. Brass earrings are excellent for everyday wear and for anyone building a collection of natural gemstone earrings without a large budget. Note that some people with sensitive ears react to brass over extended wear; if you have a history of metal sensitivity, silver is the better choice.
Gold-Plated Brass (Rs. 1,308 to Rs. 4,500)
Several collections, including Alif Laila, Harf, and parts of the Himalayan Whisper collection, use brass with a layer of gold plating. This gives the warm yellow-gold tone that plain brass lacks, at the same accessible price range. Gold-plated earrings are particularly low-risk for plating wear since earrings have far less abrasive contact than rings and can last years with reasonable care. The Harf and Alif Laila earrings in this category are Orah's highest-volume designs and among the most popular gifts we produce.
Sterling Silver 925 (Rs. 6,400 to Rs. 115,000)
Our Satrangi, Mehr, Sunheri Shaam, Rani, and Heirloom collections are all made from 925 sterling silver. These are the pieces built for decades of wear, using faceted and hand-set natural gemstones from our direct sourcing network: Swat emeralds, Hunza ruby, Gilgit-Baltistan tourmaline, Skardu topaz, Afghan lapis lazuli, and peridot from Kohistan. The silver in these earrings is stamped 925. Many are finished with rhodium plating over the silver for a bright, tarnish-resistant white surface. If you are buying earrings as a meaningful gift or a long-term piece, this is the category.
We make earrings for women who know exactly what they want: a specific stone, a specific history, a specific level of craftsmanship. The Mehr collection, for example, is entirely lapis lazuli in silver. Not one design, twelve designs, each exploring a different way to use the same stone. Buyers choose based on how the lapis is cut and set, how much the silver is present versus the stone, what the proportions say about the wearer. That level of intention is what our earrings are built for.
Brass Earrings at Orah Jewels
Brass earrings are the most varied category in the Orah range, spanning multiple collections each with a distinct design language. From the geometric Makli-inspired patterns of the Whispers of Makli collection to the Sindhi craft pieces of the Hala collection, the common thread is natural gemstone material set in hand-worked brass.
Whispers of Makli Collection
Inspired by the carved stone architecture of Makli Necropolis in Thatta, Sindh, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Geometric, textured, heritage-rooted.
Makli's Grace - Natural Serpentine Earrings
Brass with natural Serpentine, Whispers of Makli
Captivating Charms - Natural Serpentine Earrings
Brass with natural Serpentine — among highest engagement earring pages on the site
Heritage Drops - Natural Aventurine Earrings
Brass with natural Aventurine, Whispers of Makli
Whispering Hoops - Geometric Brass Earrings
Brass geometric design, Whispers of Makli
Sheesh Mahal Collection
Inspired by the mirrored palace of Lahore Fort and the geometric patterns of Mughal architecture.
Sheesh Mahal-e-Rukh - Geometric Brass Earrings
Brass geometric, Sheesh Mahal collection
Gul-e-Sheesh - Natural Lapis Lazuli Earrings
Brass with natural Lapis Lazuli, Sheesh Mahal
Neel-e-Sheesh - Natural Lapis Lazuli Earrings
Brass with Lapis Lazuli and mother of pearl, Sheesh Mahal
Dastkari Collection
Riwaj - Natural Nephrite Jade Earrings
Brass with dark green Nephrite Jade from KPK
Takhleeq - Natural Aventurine Earrings
Brass with natural Aventurine, Sadequain collection
Silsila and Bhit Shah Collections
Mystic Mesh - Natural Amazonite Earrings
Brass with natural Amazonite, Silsila collection
Dastan-e-Ishq - Natural Aventurine Earrings
Brass with natural Aventurine, Bhit Shah collection
Hala (Sindhi Craft) Collection
Bhittai - Milky Quartz Brass Earrings
Brass with natural Milky Quartz, Sindhi Craft
Saaz e Bhit - Natural Amazonite Earrings
Brass with natural Amazonite, Sindhi Craft
Chandiari - Lapis Lazuli and Pearl Earrings
Brass with Lapis Lazuli and pearl, Sindhi Craft
Gulzar and Rangreza Collections
Gul Aab - Natural Lapis Lazuli Earrings
Brass with natural Lapis Lazuli, Gulzar collection
Nau Bahaar - Natural Nephrite Jade Earrings
Brass with natural Nephrite Jade, Rangreza
Andaroon Drops - Natural Lapis Lazuli Earrings
Brass with natural Lapis Lazuli, Rangreza
Browse all brass earrings from Orah Jewels.
Shop All Brass Earrings →Gold-Plated Earrings at Orah Jewels
Gold-plated earrings at Orah Jewels cover the Alif Laila, Harf, Shams, and Himalayan Whisper collections. These use a brass base with gold plating for the warm yellow-gold look, plus mother of pearl and natural gemstones set within the gold-tone design.
Alif Laila - Urdu Harf Earrings
Gold-plated brass, full Urdu alphabet collection
Harf Earrings - Gold Plated with Mother of Pearl
Gold-plated brass, Harf collection — one of Orah's most visited earring pages
Mystical Blossom - Gold Plated Pearl Jhumka
Gold-plated brass with pearl drop, Shams collection
Lapis Luminary - Natural Lapis Lazuli Earrings
Gold-plated brass with natural Lapis Lazuli, Himalayan Whisper
Celestial Blues - Lapis Lazuli and Quartz Earrings
Gold-plated brass with Lapis Lazuli and white Quartz
Azure Dream - Quartz and Idocrase Earrings
Gold-plated brass with natural Quartz and Idocrase
See the full gold-plated earrings range.
Shop All Gold-Plated Earrings →Sterling Silver 925 Earrings at Orah Jewels
Our silver earrings span six collections, each with a specific gemstone focus and design language. The Mehr collection is entirely lapis lazuli. The Satrangi collection mixes multiple stones. The Sunheri Shaam collection focuses on warm-toned stones like topaz, citrine, and tourmaline. The Rani collection is the most precious tier, with ruby, emerald, and peridot in high-carat silver settings.
Mehr Collection — Lapis Lazuli in Silver
Mehr means love in Urdu. The collection is dedicated to one stone: Afghan lapis lazuli, one of the oldest traded gemstones in human history, set in 925 sterling silver.
Sang - Natural Lapis Lazuli Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Lapis Lazuli, Mehr
Samar - Natural Lapis Lazuli Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Lapis Lazuli, Mehr
Qadeem - Natural Lapis Lazuli Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Lapis Lazuli, Mehr
Lajward - Lapis Lazuli and Red Jasper Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Lapis Lazuli and Red Jasper, Mehr
Avari - Lapis Lazuli and Black Tourmaline Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Lapis and Black Tourmaline, Mehr
Satrangi and Jashan Collections
Satrangi means seven colors. The collection pairs multiple stones in one piece, allowing contrasting colors and energies to coexist in a single design.
Mahgul - Amethyst and Emerald Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver, Amethyst and Swat Emerald, Satrangi
Chamak - Natural Amethyst Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Amethyst, Satrangi
Pari - Blue Topaz and Tourmaline Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Topaz and Tourmaline, Jashan
Roshanai - Natural Emerald Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Swat Emerald, Satrangi
Yazghil - Natural Tourmaline Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Tourmaline, Satrangi
Sunheri Shaam Collection — Warm Stones in Silver
Shamsa - Natural Tourmaline Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Watermelon Tourmaline
Watermelon Tourmaline and Topaz Earrings
925 Sterling Silver, Watermelon Tourmaline and White Topaz
Zarnoor - Aventurine and Topaz Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Aventurine and Topaz
Rangmahal - Green Tourmaline Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Green Tourmaline
Rani Collection — Heirloom Silver Earrings
Safa - Natural Lapis Lazuli Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Lapis Lazuli, Rani
Roya - Lapis Lazuli and Emerald Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Lapis and Swat Emerald, Rani
Koyal - Natural Peridot Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with natural Peridot from Kohistan, Rani
Noorbanu - Ruby and Rose Quartz Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Ruby and Rose Quartz, Rani
Makli Silver Collection
Manzar-e-Makli - Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver, Makli-inspired geometric design
Nilaam-e-Makli - Lapis Lazuli Silver Earrings
925 Sterling Silver with Lapis Lazuli and Amazonite, Makli
Browse the full 925 silver earrings range at Orah Jewels.
Shop All Silver Earrings →Shop Earrings by Gemstone
If you have a specific stone in mind rather than a collection, here is a direct map of which earrings carry which gemstone.
Lapis Lazuli Earrings
The most widely used stone across all three metal categories at Orah. In brass: Neel-e-Sheesh (Rs. 4,500), Gul-e-Sheesh (Rs. 4,100), Sitar (Rs. 3,040), Gul Aab (Rs. 4,000), Sitara Gul (Rs. 4,000), Andaroon Drops (Rs. 5,500), Lapis Luminary gold plated (Rs. 4,500), Chandiari (Rs. 10,500). In silver: Manzar-e-Makli (Rs. 14,300), Nilaam-e-Makli (Rs. 16,100), Azure Bloom (Rs. 12,000), Safa (Rs. 42,000), Samar (Rs. 32,500), Sang (Rs. 28,500), and the full Mehr collection.
Emerald Earrings (Swat Valley, Pakistan)
Genuine Swat Valley emeralds set in 925 sterling silver. Mahgul (with Amethyst, Rs. 34,500), Ranaai (Rs. 44,500), Roshanai (Rs. 56,500), Roya (with Lapis, Rs. 62,500). For emerald earrings in Pakistan, this is the genuine Pakistani stone, not imported. See our Swat Emerald Guide for background.
Tourmaline Earrings
Watermelon tourmaline and multi-color tourmaline from Gilgit-Baltistan in 925 sterling silver. Shamsa (Rs. 36,800), Tourmaline and Topaz earrings (Rs. 40,000), Yazghil (Rs. 74,500), Rangmahal in green tourmaline (Rs. 62,500).
Amethyst Earrings
In 925 sterling silver: Chamak (Rs. 54,500), Mahgul with Emerald (Rs. 34,500).
Peridot Earrings
Kohistan peridot from Pakistan in 925 sterling silver. Koyal (Rs. 64,500), Zard Ufaq (Rs. 36,500), Gulrang (Rs. 48,500). For peridot background see our Peridot Guide.
Ruby Earrings
Natural ruby in 925 sterling silver from the Rani and Satrangi collections. Gulbahar (Rs. 115,000), Noorbanu with Rose Quartz (Rs. 105,000). For ruby background see our Ruby Guide.
Earrings by Occasion and Budget
Everyday Earrings (Under Rs. 5,000)
The full brass and gold-plated range is built for everyday wear. Best starting points: Dastan-e-Ishq, Captivating Charms, and Mystic Mesh (Rs. 2,900 each), the Harf Earrings gold plated (Rs. 2,093), or any of the Hala collection pieces (Rs. 4,000 to Rs. 4,500). All use genuine natural gemstones; none are glass or synthetic stone.
Gifts and Occasions (Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 20,000)
The Himalayan Whisper gold-plated collection (Lapis Luminary, Celestial Blues, Azure Dream at Rs. 4,500 each) offers a refined presentation at this range. The Makli silver earrings, Manzar-e-Makli at Rs. 14,300 and Nilaam-e-Makli at Rs. 16,100, are excellent occasion gifts in genuine 925 silver with Pakistani gemstones at a price that communicates seriousness without reaching into the Satrangi tier.
Meaningful Purchases (Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 60,000)
The Mehr collection lapis lazuli earrings (Rs. 28,500 to Rs. 48,500), Sunheri Shaam tourmaline pieces (Rs. 28,500 to Rs. 40,000), and entry Satrangi pieces like Mahgul (Rs. 34,500) and Ranaai (Rs. 44,500). These are 925 sterling silver with genuine Pakistani gemstones from direct-sourced miners. They are pieces bought to be kept.
Heirloom Tier (Above Rs. 60,000)
Koyal peridot at Rs. 64,500, Roya lapis and emerald at Rs. 62,500, Chamak amethyst at Rs. 54,500, Yazghil tourmaline at Rs. 74,500, and the ruby pieces Gulbahar (Rs. 115,000) and Noorbanu (Rs. 105,000). Gemstones of significant quality set in sterling silver by the most skilled hands in the workshop. These are what Orah Jewels was built to make.
Caring for Your Earrings by Metal
Brass Earrings
Wipe with a dry soft cloth after each wear to remove skin oils and moisture. For deeper cleaning, use a very lightly damp cloth with mild dish soap, then dry immediately and thoroughly. Store separately from silver jewelry. If you have sensitive ears, remove brass earrings before sleeping and limit extended wear until you know your skin's reaction to the alloy.
Gold-Plated Brass Earrings
Same basic care as brass, with the additional caution of never using abrasive cleaners or silver polishing cloths, which remove the gold layer. Avoid perfume and hairspray directly on gold-plated pieces. Store in the pouch or box provided. Because earrings have minimal abrasive contact compared to rings, gold-plated earrings typically maintain their finish for years with normal care.
Sterling Silver 925 Earrings
Store in an airtight bag or closed jewelry box when not wearing to slow tarnish formation. For light tarnish, polish with a soft silver polishing cloth. For heavier tarnish, mild soapy water and a soft brush, rinse thoroughly, dry completely. The gemstones in our silver earrings vary in cleaning sensitivity: lapis lazuli should not be soaked, soft stones like turquoise and pearl should only be wiped dry, while harder stones like tourmaline, topaz, and amethyst tolerate brief soapy water cleaning well.
Your Questions About Orah Jewels Earrings: Answered
Earring in Urdu is بالی (bali), also sometimes written as kaan ki bali (کان کی بالی), literally ear bali. The word bali refers specifically to the drop or stud earring that sits at or below the earlobe. Jhumka (جھومکا) is the Urdu word for the hanging bell-shaped or chandelier earring style, such as the Mystical Blossom jhumka in our range.
Yes. Every earring at Orah Jewels uses natural, genuine gemstones. The lapis lazuli in our brass earrings is Afghan lapis sourced through our direct supply network. The emeralds in our silver earrings are from Swat Valley, Pakistan. The tourmaline is from Gilgit-Baltistan. The peridot is from Kohistan. We do not use glass, synthetic stone, or resin imitation gemstones in any product. If you have a question about the origin or treatment status of a specific stone, contact us directly.
925 sterling silver earrings at Orah Jewels start from Rs. 6,400 for the Delara riverstone earrings and range up to Rs. 115,000 for the Gulbahar natural ruby earrings. The most popular silver earring purchase tier includes the Makli silver collection (Rs. 14,300 to Rs. 16,100), the Mehr lapis collection (Rs. 28,500 to Rs. 48,500), and the Sunheri Shaam tourmaline pieces (Rs. 28,500 to Rs. 40,000). All prices reflect genuine 925 sterling silver with genuine Pakistani gemstones handcrafted in Lahore.
Our 925 sterling silver earrings are suitable for most people with metal sensitivity, including nickel sensitivity, because sterling silver uses a copper alloy rather than nickel. Our brass earrings use a copper-zinc alloy and may cause reactions in people with copper or zinc sensitivity over extended wear. If you have known metal sensitivity, we recommend choosing from the sterling silver range.
Yes. Orah Jewels delivers across Pakistan through courier services. Our earrings collection at orahjewels.com is the same range available at our Lahore store. Shipping timelines and delivery details are shown at checkout. For international buyers, contact us to discuss logistics, as shipping fine jewelry internationally from Pakistan involves specific customs considerations we can walk you through.
The majority of our silver earrings use Pakistani gemstones exclusively. The Satrangi and Rani collections use Swat emerald, Gilgit-Baltistan tourmaline, Kohistan peridot, and Hunza ruby. The Makli silver earrings use Afghan lapis lazuli. The brass earrings use Pakistani serpentine (Skardu), Pakistani idocrase (Bajaur), Pakistani nephrite jade (KPK), Pakistani aventurine (Swat), and Afghan lapis lazuli. For the complete story of Pakistani gemstone origins, see our Gemstones of Pakistan guide.
A jhumka is the bell-shaped or chandelier-style hanging earring with a domed top and a hanging cluster or fringe below, a style deeply rooted in South Asian jewelry tradition. The Mystical Blossom at Rs. 3,400 is our primary jhumka-style earring, made in gold-plated brass with a pearl drop. Our broader earring range focuses more on stud and drop forms inspired by Pakistani architectural traditions.
Browse All Earrings at Orah Jewels
From Rs. 1,308 brass to Rs. 115,000 silver ruby. Natural gemstones, handcrafted in Lahore.
Earrings buying guide by Orah Jewels & Crafts, Lahore, Pakistan.
See also: Gemstones of Pakistan Guide