Substantial crescent-shaped earrings typical of Kuchi nomadic jewelry from Afghanistan. The wide front surface is decorated with small blue and red glass inlays set against a matte, aged brass background.

The center features raised granulated ornamentation and a red semicircular glass motif. A row of turquoise-toned inserts follows the outer curve, enhancing the strong geometric rhythm of the design.

The lower edge is finished with a dense fringe of brass bells connected by short chains. With movement, they produce a clear metallic sound, a defining element of traditional Afghan tribal adornment.

This model is heavy and requires ear tunnels or significantly stretched lobes. Natural patina, wear marks, and surface irregularities reflect age and handcrafted origin, resulting in bold jewelry with uncompromising tribal presence.