Ethnic jewellery sale: jhumkas and kundan earrings from PKR 750

Ethnic, the high-street brand that styles itself ETHNC, has its women’s accessories in a clearance sale, and the jewellery section is the part worth a look during wedding season. On 13 November 2026 we checked seven pieces on the brand’s own website: six were at roughly half their listed price, from PKR 750 to PKR 2,990, and one newer pair was at its full PKR 6,990. Ethnic does not give an end date for the sale.

This is fashion jewellery, gold-toned and silver-toned rather than real gold, and it should be judged that way: for mehndi, dholki and guest outfits, not as an heirloom. Ethnic lists most pieces by a product code, so we have described each one below.

Jhumkas under PKR 2,200

The smallest piece is a pair of mini jhumkas (E0424/410/901) at PKR 750, down from PKR 1,590. They are gold-toned bells with black enamel and a fringe of tiny pearls, light enough for a whole evening and good with printed khaddar or a plain black suit.

The silver jhumkas (E0257/411/919) are PKR 790, down from PKR 1,690. Ethnic describes white beads and kundan on the bells; the dome in the photo also has red and green enamel, which makes them a fun match for a yellow or green mehndi outfit.

For something less traditional, the oxidised silver jhumka hoops (E2893/110/919) cost PKR 2,190, down from PKR 4,490. Small bells with pearl drops hang from a large antique-finish hoop, and they sit better with a kurta and jeans or a plain cotton suit than with heavy embroidery.

Kundan, pearls and a bindiya

The gold kundan earrings (E2472/110/131), PKR 2,490 from PKR 4,990, are chandbali-shaped: a round kundan stud, an open crescent set with teardrop stones and pearl drops at the bottom. They are the most wedding-ready pair at this price and work with jewel tones such as emerald, wine and teal.

The pearl tassel earrings (E2801/110/131) are PKR 2,990, down from PKR 5,990. A kundan-style flower stud holds a long cylinder of seed pearls, and a thin pearl chain runs up to clip into the hair, a sahara-style detail that looks best with hair pulled back. Pair them with a simple neckline and skip the necklace.

The bindiya (E0421/410/131), listed simply as “BINDIYA”, is PKR 990, down from PKR 1,990. It is a kundan flower on a string of pearls, small enough for a guest or a mehndi bride who wants a light look.

The one at full price

The newest pair (E3189-111-131) is PKR 6,990 with no discount: an emerald-green teardrop stone over a bar of clear stones, with pearl strands ending in small gold bells. It costs more than twice anything else here, so buy it if you have a green or ivory formal that needs a statement, not as an impulse add-on.

Before you buy

Gold-toned pieces last longer if they are kept dry and away from perfume, and stored in a pouch so stones do not scratch. Ethnic’s product pages carry only a “Handle with Care” note, with no metal or plating details, so do not expect them to be hypoallergenic. Sale stock moves fast, so check the size of the earring in the photos before ordering heavier pairs.