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Feature a floral-style stud, followed by a long chain of small metallic balls or clusters, ending in a bell-shaped (jhumka) element at the bottom. These have the longest drop. Have a large, intricate, semi-circular or dome-shaped top that is heavily filigreed (cut-out design). Below the main piece hang several small bells (jhumkis) and a few dangling beads. They are wider than they are long. A very ornate, two-part design. The top consists of two overlapping floral/circular pieces. The main body is a large, ornate circular or semi-circular drop, and it is finished with a relatively large, prominent bell (jhumka) at the bottom. These are the heaviest and most traditional in appearance. Features a more modern, geometric design. The top stud is a detailed leaf or paisley shape. The main body is constructed of stacked square or diamond shapes, and the bottom is lined with small, dangling gold-tone beads and features embedded small clear/light yellow stones for sparkle.