Stud earrings
Small things that sit at the lobe and stay there. Flowers, fans and hearts on a post, most of them crocheted from one wire.
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A stud sits on the lobe, on a post. This shelf is mostly crocheted flowers and fans, worked loop by loop, many with a freshwater cultured pearl. A few are strung or set by hand in shell, stone or embroidered fabric, and their pages say so.
Little Flower Pearl Studs are the smallest, 1.8 cm across. Two-Tone Pearl Flower Studs are 3.7 cm across. Weights run light: Pale Poppy Studs are 2.7 g each, and most crocheted studs stay under 10 g each. Tiger's Eye Sunburst Studs, in stone, are 18 g each.
Each page gives the size and the weight of one earring, so a pair can be judged before it arrives. Most posts are 925 sterling silver; the fastening line on each page says which. Nothing is solid gold or solid sterling.
Keep studs dry, put them on after lotion and perfume, and store them in the paper drawer box they ship in. The box is ready to give as it is.
Questions about stud earrings
Are the posts sterling silver?
On most studs, yes: the fastening line reads 925 sterling silver posts. A few list silver posts without the 925 mark, and we do not claim those are sterling. Nothing here is solid sterling or solid gold.
Are they heavy?
Crocheted studs weigh 2–11 g each. Stone and shell studs run 8–18 g each, and the embroidered ones 0.8–4 g each. The weight on every page is for one earring.
How big are they?
From 1.8 cm across for Little Flower Pearl Studs to about 5 cm for Morning Glory Earrings. Every page lists both measurements. Holding a ruler against a pair already owned is the quickest way to compare.
Can I return them?
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in the box. If a piece arrives damaged or wrong, we cover it.
Do they come in a box?
Every order ships in a paper drawer box, which can go straight to the person it is for.