Earrings

A twist on the classic hoop. Teardrop shaped hoops made of brass plated with Sterling Silver or 18k Rose Gold and coated to prevent tarnish and skin irritation.

100% Made in the USA. Handcrafted in California from our friends Amano Studio. 

Endless tiny gold hoops.

• Metal: 14kt gold filled
• Size: .5" W
• Nickel Free
• Made in the USA

Astrological studs to show off and represent your sign. Studs measure approximately 10 mm wide, Sterling silver and all studs are packaged in a signature glass bottle.

Made in Half Moon Bay, CA by Kris Nations.

Solid brass half circles surrounding brass stacked deco bars. Earrings are approx. 1 1/4 inches long on gold filled ear wires.

Handmade in Minneapolis, MN by Larissa Loden. 

Clean, crisp lines and a minimalist vibe.  

Made of 14k gold vermeil.

Handcrafted in California from our friends Amano Studio.

Simple hoop with a brass open shape below. Earrings are approx. 1 3/4 inches long. Gold filled and nickel free ear wires.

Handmade in Minneapolis, MN by Larissa Loden. 

Handmade etched brass Sunburst II Earrings.

14K gold fill wire and ear hook. With a simple and elegant soldered look.

Small measures 1 3/4in long (excluding ear hook)

Medium measures 2 1/4in long (excluding ear hook)

Inspired by the Art Deco period, these Diamond III earrings are etched brass with 14K gold-fill ear wire.

Large measures 2 1/2 inches in length and 1 1/2 inches wide excluding ear hook.

Small measures 2 inches in length 1 inch in width excluding ear hook.

*Large size shown in photos

Handmade etched brass earrings.

Inspired by the Art Nouveau period, these Dark Rose Poppy earrings have a warm patina finish and 14K rose gold-fill ear wire.

Measures 1 1/2 inches in length and width excluding ear hook. 

Handmade etched brass earrings.

Inspired by the Art Nouveau period, these Midnight Poppy Fields earrings have a dark patina finish and 14K gold-fill ear wire.

Measures 2 1/2 inches in length (excluding ear hook)

Models are wearing a version of the earring without patina. This listing is for a patina-ed version. The flowers will be more clearly visible.

Handmade Brass Chandelier Sunburst Earrings.

14K gold fill ear hook.

These earrings feature blue opalized wood wedges on a bright white hammered background. A small rivet at the top connects them to elegant round ear wires.

Materials

opalized wood, sterling silver, fine silver

Opal is a very interesting stone. It's formed when silica gel finds its way into crevices within a larger rock. As the water in the gel evaporates, silica left behind in the form of tiny spheres. Overtime, those spheres crystallize to form opal. Wood opal occurs when organic material in trees decays and is replaced with opal.

Silver, oh silver. This lustrous white metal is amazing - more reflective than gold, more conductive than copper and just plain gorgeous. When used for jewelry, silver is mixed with copper or zinc to provide more durability and reduce tarnishing. Fine silver is 99.9% silver while sterling silver is 92.5%. Other alloys are used for specific processes, such as reticulation (80% silver). All silver will tarnish over time, but can be easily cleaned and polished.

In the spirit of neon and shoulder pads, these earrings channel the carefree style of the 1980s. They sparkly and swing, without a care in the world.

Materials

Copper, sterling silver rings, stainless steel ear wires

Unlike most metals which must be refined from ores, copper occurs in nature ready to be used. It was the first metal humans learned to smelt, the first we learned to cast into shapes and the first we mixed with other metals to form alloys. We've come a long way in the last 10,000 years, but we still love the red-orange luster of a nice shiny piece of copper!

I've always thought it's kind of mean to tear petals off a flower to help make a decision. Maybe instead, just wear these earrings and flip a coin.

Materials

Copper, glass beads, sterling silver ear wires

Unlike most metals which must be refined from ores, copper occurs in nature ready to be used. It was the first metal humans learned to smelt, the first we learned to cast into shapes and the first we mixed with other metals to form alloys. We've come a long way in the last 10,000 years, but we still love the red-orange luster of a nice shiny piece of copper!