These drop earrings feature bright pink tourmalines set within 18ct yellow gold nuggets. Each central setting is framed by a sterling silver disc with delicate pierced detailing along one quarter of the edge, creating a refined, minimalist character.
The surface of each 12mm disc is polished to a high-shine mirror finish, emphasizing the clean lines of the mixed-metal pairing. Each 2mm stone is set flush within the gold to ensure a smooth profile. Designed for daily wear, the earrings have a light, grounding presence.
This Limited Edition "Marguerite" drop earrings benefit from the following features:
Handmade using traditional techniques
Sterling silver “Shepherd’s Hook” ear wires
Smooth, high-shine mirror finish
Hallmarked by the Sheffield Assay Office
100% recycled silver
18ct yellow gold is responsibly sourced from a group of mines that operate within strict guidelines, ensuring safe working practices, fair pay for the miners and environmental protection.
Pink tourmaline gemstones can be fully traced back to a family-run mine in the Jequitinhonha Valley, north east Minas Gerais, Brazil which operates as responsibly and ecologically as possible.
These drop earrings feature bright pink tourmalines set within 18ct yellow gold nuggets. Each central setting is framed by a sterling silver disc with delicate pierced detailing along one quarter of the edge, creating a refined, minimalist character.
The surface of each 12mm disc is polished to a high-shine mirror finish, emphasizing the clean lines of the mixed-metal pairing. Each 2mm stone is set flush within the gold to ensure a smooth profile. Designed for daily wear, the earrings have a light, grounding presence.
This Limited Edition "Marguerite" drop earrings benefit from the following features:
Handmade using traditional techniques
Sterling silver “Shepherd’s Hook” ear wires
Smooth, high-shine mirror finish
Hallmarked by the Sheffield Assay Office
100% recycled silver
18ct yellow gold is responsibly sourced from a group of mines that operate within strict guidelines, ensuring safe working practices, fair pay for the miners and environmental protection.
Pink tourmaline gemstones can be fully traced back to a family-run mine in the Jequitinhonha Valley, north east Minas Gerais, Brazil which operates as responsibly and ecologically as possible.
