curved earrings

Petite red beads of recycled plastic execute an elegant curve in this pair of dangle earrings from Ghana. Shamseeya Atideka designs these eco-friendly earrings.

Fall under the spell of these captivating owl earrings by Bali's Made Wardika. Sculpted by hand from dark horn into a pair of wise owls, their smooth curves and intricate details showcase nature's elegance. Perched on gleaming sterling silver hooks, these earrings make a subtly bold statement, adding a touch of mysticism and wonder to any look.

The round shape of these spectacular dangle earrings gives the pair a classic appeal, but the slight, irregular curves of the geometric forms imbues them with an edgy excitement. Peruvian artisan Milagro Johanson presents the handcrafted accessories, which feature two rings plated in brilliant fine silver. A stipple finish gives the surface of the lever-back earrings a rich texture.

Resembling little wings ready to flight, these dangle earrings are a precious creation that will add a vibrant touch to your outfits. Thai artisan Kanjana uses waxed polyester cords to form macrame patterns that enhance the hanging jasper stones. Then, she works in brass to craft curved formations and little beads for a bright look. The final touch is in the 18k gold-flashed sterling silver hooks allowing an easy wear.

Both discreet and elegant, this handcrafted set of stud earrings will easily take you from day to night. Alon Diller crafts the pair from 950 Taxco silver and decorates them with a curved linear pattern brought out by contrasting patinas.

Born in Israel, Alon Diller made his way to Mexico after traveling through Africa and the Americas. He fell in love with Mexican silversmithing while in Taxco, and stayed there to perfect his jewelry-making skills.

These small but ornate set earrings add just enough color to your everyday looks and make a fantastic accessory to mix and match with your other pieces of jewelry. Ezequiel Tapia handcrafts his design from 925 sterling silver and embellishes the surface with curved linear designs. They feature a rounded garnet on the front and a contrasting reconstituted turquoise on the underside.

Ezequiel learned silversmithing from his father - a master Taxco jeweler. After studying mechanical engineering and running his own industrial maintenance company, Ezequiel decided to return to his hometown to continue working on his father's craft. His designs feature references to global cultures as well as traditional Mexican iconography.