All Earrings

Almost giving the illusion of a hoop, these earrings are large and make a statement, but aren't too heavy.

A gold stud with five inverted diamonds arranged in a slight curve.

These earrings make a statement while still being lightweight and neutral.

Silver soldered triangular hook earrings with loose sterling silver multi-strand chains.

Sterling silver hook earrings with loose multi-strand chains and silver soldered edges. 

A pair of diamond shaped drop earrings made from sterling silver chains and silver solder.

A pair of diamond shaped drop earrings with matching chain fringe.

A pair of tulip inspired earrings crafted out of 18k yellow gold chains, held together at the top by 14k yellow gold solder, but left free to swing at the bottom for lots of movement.

These hammered gold earrings thread through the ear so that the straight bar sits comfortably behind your lobe and the curve shows in front.

These double semi-circle earrings face forward and the long straight wires hang behind the earlobe; framing the face.

If you're looking for a delicate threader that makes a statement - you've found them.

This small stud is a bold take on the classic trio style.

A textured arrow earring with three rosy rubies.

The stones on this arrow earring glow; a perfect pop of color.

A sparkly wreath of ombré blue sapphires.

An ombré bar stud with three stones set in Ruta Reifen's signature textured prong settings.

Not your average diamond earring; this piece looks great in a second or third piercing.

Vibrant, raw, Afghan lapis pebbles wrapped in high karat gold.

Made from some of Lou Zeldis' favorite findings, these multicolor earrings are equally cool dressed up or down.

The high karat gold and peachy pink tones of these Pre-Colombian beads are a perfect match.

This high karat gold, single earring is the perfect addition to your daily rotation.

An intricately carved sunface stud to brighten up your day!

These deep green earrings are hinged between the two tourmalines, giving them some great movement and swing.

These earrings are all about the mesmerizing, large, pale pink kunzites that they feature.

These curved, layered tourmaline earrings look like pools of deep blue-green water.

These earrings both look like flames and are the colors of dark embers, but what makes them really special is their modified bezel settings.

A pair of solitaire stud earrings with round inverted diamonds set in darkened white gold settings.

A pair of hand carved skull earrings with diamond eyes.

These intricately carved skulls are showstoppers, complimented by freshwater pearl drops.

A perfectly simple pair of round solitaire earrings with dark grayish blue tourmalines.

A pair of vibrant magenta rubies set in Lola Brooks' signature bezels.

An earring with a seemingly minimalist design, but lots of consideration has gone into concealing the gold hardware so that it's not visible when worn.

The shape of this earring celebrates the raw natural stone.

Save for their diamond-dotted posts, these earrings are about one thing and one thing only; their octahedron-like crystal drops.

These amethyst crystals are gradate from pale to a more saturated purple depending on the light.

The curve of the petals help reflect light over the opals, making them extra flashy.

The shape of this earring allows you to see the beautiful inclusions and patterns of the natural stone.

The perfect little stud for a third hole, or for a subtle everyday earring.

These earrings are made of three strands of gold; two twisted and one polished.

These rounded, matte earrings have curved ear wires so they hang a bit lower and have lots of movement.

These earrings feel soft and luxurious, but also light on the ear.

A pair of tubular gold wires twisted as if someone spun them between their fingers.

These drop earrings have handcrafted chains and filigree hearts that really thrive when light shines through them.

A pair of vibrant oval emeralds set with a wavy diamond halo.

A pair of teeny, hand carved skulls with diamond dangles from Borneo.

These studs are split in half; opaque on top and translucent on the bottom so you get both bright color and a bit of sparkle.

Instead of the traditional horizontal band, these Januka studs have two vertical bands, celebrating the cut of the stones.

These spectacular studs may be diamond solitaires by definition, but they're far from traditional.