Authentic 19th-century nose earrings rooted in Pashtun traditions of Afghanistan and the Middle Eastern borderlands. The radiant, sun-like forms reflect protective and symbolic motifs commonly found in historical tribal jewelry.

Each piece was handcrafted from brass – a copper-zinc alloy widely used in 19th-century regional metalwork. The central decoration features vivid blue synthetic beads, historically valued for durability and visual intensity as an alternative to natural gemstones.

Despite visual similarities, every earring is entirely unique. Variations in ornament layout, metal thickness, patina and detailing clearly indicate individual handcraft rather than serial production.

The earrings are medium-sized, approximately 2 cm in diameter, offering a strong visual presence without excess. Items are sold individually. Selection is based on the numbering shown in the photographs; if no number is specified, a randomly chosen piece will be shipped.