I love graphic earrings that play with the volume of your ears through clever layering or insertion designs. I love how these earrings gently frame your face, then boldly unfold to make a statement on your profile. I love ear jewelry that brightens your face, complementing your eye color and harmonizing with your features. That’s why I offer variations based on your face shape, lengths to suit your hairstyle, or fine stones that will complement your skin tone. Wear these fabulous pieces every day! They’re the jewelry of joy and lightness!
Silver or Gold Earrings?
Of course, it’s primarily a matter of taste. But it can also be obvious: depending on your complexion, skin tone, hair color, and eye color, silver or gold will suit you better. It’s also a financial consideration, but be wary of thinner pieces, hollow designs that weaken the jewelry, or low gold purities that will make them disappointing.
925/1000 silver is the purity I use for my jewelry. Silver is less dense than gold, allowing me to create earrings with generous volume and thickness without pulling on the earlobe. Silver is a luminous metal that doesn’t overpower; it’s a good “companion”: it captures the light. This is particularly interesting in graphic designs, playing with textures, and combining with the colors and materials of gemstones. I don’t plate my silver after making it, which avoids many problems like allergies. I’ve never had any complaints from my customers about this, and some have even had positive experiences after I offered them a “crash test” that finally allowed them to wear silver!
My jewelry can be made in gold upon request. For earrings, I adapt certain designs so they aren’t too heavy on the earlobe, like the “Origins” or “Arabesques” earrings. The “Petit Cavalier” hoops or the “Stelle” stud earrings will be made exactly the same. Do you like a particular earring style but want to wear them in gold? … Get in touch!
And what about clip-ons?
Yes, indeed! I make them, and you can order them from me. My frame is particularly comfortable, according to those who are used to this style… I often create clip-on earrings with pendants because I like the balance of proportions between the button, which is necessarily quite large, and the earring pendant.
