Two-Tone Drip Glaze Earrings
Solid S925 sterling silver · nickel-free & hypoallergenic
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A drip glaze finish looks poured and left to settle on its own — glossy, fluid, a little unpredictable. Across two tones it gets more interesting still, warm against cool in one small earring.
The pair is deliberately uneven. One drop falls at about 29 mm, the other at about 33 mm, so they look like a considered mismatch instead of a matched set. Solid S925 sterling silver underneath, finished in a warm gold tone against the glaze.
Because the tones mix, they sit happily beside both silver and gold pieces, which makes them genuinely easy to wear. Dress them up for an evening or down for a workday.
The details
- Solid S925 sterling silver (92.5% pure), in a warm gold-tone finish
- Two-tone drip-glaze enamel design, no stones
- An asymmetric pair — drops of approx. 29 mm and 33 mm
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free, gentle on sensitive skin
- Care: store dry, keep away from perfume, wipe with a soft cloth
Dimensions: Drops approx. 29 mm and 33 mm
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