The design of these earrings is based on several characteristic elements typical of jewelry from northern India and Kashmir. The upper part takes the form of a small brass star, inlaid with colored glass in shades of green and red. This element serves as a decorative focal point and subtly contrasts with the patina of the aged metal.

Below, an openwork dome resembling a small metal bell hangs. Its surface is hand-perforated and embellished with fine raised details. This gives the metal structure a light and decorative appearance, while maintaining a distinct, sculptural character.

The lower edge of the dome is surrounded by a dense row of small pendants topped with metal balls. These elements move freely with every movement, creating a subtle metallic sound and a characteristic dynamic to the entire piece.

The combination of the star motif, colored glass, and dome shape ensures that the earrings retain the typical style of Kashmiri jewelry. Such ornaments were part of women's attire in the Himalayan regions and remain one of the most recognizable elements of traditional jewelry in this area.