Oxidised jewellery has a darkened, antique silver-tone finish that gives it an earthy, handcrafted look. It is a favourite among college students and working professionals in Pune who want ethnic style for everyday wear.
What oxidised jewellery suits
- Cotton and handloom sarees.
- Kurtis with jeans or palazzos.
- Indo-western and boho outfits.
- Navratri chaniya cholis.
- Earthy colours such as indigo, mustard, rust, olive, black and white.
Popular pieces
- Oxidised jhumkas: the most versatile choice.
- Chokers and long tribal-style necklaces.
- Stackable bangles and kadas.
- Statement rings and anklets.
Styling tips
- 1Pair one statement piece with simpler supporting pieces. Large jhumkas with a minimal necklace look balanced.
- 2Mix oxidised pieces with each other rather than with bright gold tones, unless you want a deliberately eclectic look.
- 3For office wear, choose smaller studs or a slim pendant.
Festive use
Oxidised jewellery shines during Navratri. See our Navratri jewellery guide.
Care
Oxidised finishes are designed to look aged, but moisture and chemicals can still damage them. Avoid water and perfume, wipe gently and store in an airtight pouch.
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