Pashtun septum nose earrings originate from the border regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan, where this type of jewelry formed part of everyday dress and local tradition. Crafted from brass — a copper and zinc alloy commonly used in the region — and decorated with blue beads referencing traditional turquoise tones.

Each piece has its own distinct character. Differences appear in bead arrangement, proportions, and surface detailing, resulting from handcrafting techniques. These earrings are not mass-produced; every item is a separate, individual form.

The diameter ranges approximately from 1.5 to 2 cm, making the earrings visually expressive while remaining lightweight and comfortable to wear. The construction follows the classic septum form used in Pashtun culture, featuring a gently curved pin.

The offer applies to single pieces only. Customers select a specific item according to the numbering shown in the product photo. Due to the handcrafted nature and age of the jewelry, natural signs of wear and patina may be present and are considered part of the item’s authenticity.