Ripples Studs (Large)
Crafted using the ancient art of water casting, my Ripples studs are as unique as they are striking. Each stud, made from 100% recycled sterling silver, takes on an organic, fluid shape that reflects the beauty of droplets in motion.
Water casting involves pouring molten silver into water, allowing nature to shape the metal in unexpected ways, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of natural textures and sustainable craftsmanship, these earrings are a testament to the art of slow-made, intentional jewellery.
Small size also available.
Your new earrings come presented in an FSC certified eco-conscious branded jewellery box.
Crafted using the ancient art of water casting, my Ripples studs are as unique as they are striking. Each stud, made from 100% recycled sterling silver, takes on an organic, fluid shape that reflects the beauty of droplets in motion.
Water casting involves pouring molten silver into water, allowing nature to shape the metal in unexpected ways, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of natural textures and sustainable craftsmanship, these earrings are a testament to the art of slow-made, intentional jewellery.
Small size also available.
Your new earrings come presented in an FSC certified eco-conscious branded jewellery box.
Crafted using the ancient art of water casting, my Ripples studs are as unique as they are striking. Each stud, made from 100% recycled sterling silver, takes on an organic, fluid shape that reflects the beauty of droplets in motion.
Water casting involves pouring molten silver into water, allowing nature to shape the metal in unexpected ways, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of natural textures and sustainable craftsmanship, these earrings are a testament to the art of slow-made, intentional jewellery.
Small size also available.
Your new earrings come presented in an FSC certified eco-conscious branded jewellery box.
