Details
- Material: stainless steel
- Finish: 18k gold plated (Gold) or silver color (Silver)
- Design: hollow open flower
- Fitting: stud earrings
- Sold as a pair, designed for women
- Style: romantic, for everyday and occasions
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An open bloom drawn in one line, light on the ear and full of character.
These flower earrings draw an open bloom in a single hand-drawn-looking line, with petals that catch the light from every angle. The hollow design keeps them airy on the ear, so they read as a statement without feeling heavy. The slightly irregular outline gives them a handmade, organic feel that softens a structured outfit.
Made in stainless steel, they come in an 18k gold plated version or a silver color version, both with a simple stud fitting that sits flat against the lobe. The flower faces forward, so it shows clearly from the front whether your hair is up or down.
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The gold flower earrings bring warmth to a summer dress or a linen shirt, while the silver version looks crisp with denim and white. Because the flower frames the lobe, keep the rest simple: a fine chain at the neck, hair tucked back. On a second piercing, pair them with small stud earrings, or switch moods with our butterfly earrings. Find more shapes in our earrings collection. For a wedding or a garden party, these flower earrings pair beautifully with a light floral print, as long as the necklace stays minimal. At the office, the silver version is the more understated choice.
Put your earrings on after perfume, hairspray and body lotion, and take them off before swimming, the shower or sport. Wipe the petals with a soft dry cloth after wearing to remove skin oils, and store each pair flat in a pouch so the open shape keeps its form. For a deeper clean, follow our guide on how to clean gold jewelry. Avoid abrasive cloths on the gold plated pair: a light touch keeps the finish even for longer.
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