Vintage Kuchi Brass & Turquoise Floral Bird Earrings

Warm antique brass, vivid turquoise, and intricate hand-engraved detailing — these earrings are rooted in the rich metalwork traditions of the Kuchi and Hazara peoples of central Afghanistan. A small teardrop connector set with a turquoise cabochon leads into a bold, stylized floral pendant with layered petal edges and a central oval turquoise stone, its surface alive with fine botanical engraving.

Bird and floral motifs like these are a hallmark of Central Asian nomadic jewelry — handcrafted by Kuchi, Hazara, and Uzbek tribal silversmiths using brass and mixed metals, often incorporating turquoise, lapis lazuli, or coral as accent stones. Each piece carries the energy of movement, celebration, and the open steppe.

• Material: Antique brass-toned metal with turquoise cabochons
• Style: Kuchi/Hazara tribal floral dangle
• Closure: Ear wire hook
• Weight: Approximately 2g per pair (lightweight)
• Stone: Turquoise (center oval + teardrop connector)
• Origin: Afghanistan, vintage handmade
• Detail: Hand-engraved floral motif pendant