Pashtun nose earrings originate from regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan, where nose jewelry has long carried both decorative and cultural significance. The circular shield form with a centrally set blue bead reflects traditional Pashtun ornamental design.

The earrings are made of brass, an alloy of copper and zinc commonly used in local metalwork. Handcrafted details, slight asymmetry, surface texture, and patina are natural results of traditional workshop production and confirm the authenticity of each piece.

The blue decorative elements are not turquoise but traditional beads used in tribal jewelry. Their placement and tone vary between pieces, making every earring visually distinct and one of a kind.

The earrings are sold individually. Customers select a specific piece based on the numbering shown in the product images. Diameter ranges approximately from 1.5 to 2 cm, offering a noticeable yet wearable size suitable for everyday or occasional use.