Why it's worth it
Each charm is a different sentence — and they're designed that way.
The Edit
Intentional asymmetry is the entire premise here — one charm strings seed pearls flush along a gold-plated brass bar, the other scatters rice, button, and oval freshwater pearls across two swinging chain drops at staggered lengths. The gold-plated brass hardware is a fine box chain, and the top loop closure clips directly onto compatible hoops or necklaces rather than the ear. No two pearl shapes repeat in the same position across the pair.
Insider Tip
These are charms, not earrings — you need a compatible hoop or necklace to wear them; the hoops are sold separately.
The details
- Stone
- Freshwater pearl
- Form
- Cascading
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