Custom Sterling Silver/Gold Filled Panels/Oval Turquoise/Leather Tassel Earrings
US$90
US$350
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- Size
- 4 3/8"
- Color
- BrownSilver
- Category
- WomenJewelryEarrings
- Brand
- handmade
- Style Tags
- BohemianMaximalismSummer
Elevate your style with these one-of-a-kind, custom assemblage earrings—where art meets craftsmanship. Featuring an asymmetrical design, these sterling silver and 14K gold-filled panel earrings showcase stunning sterling silver and oval turquoise cabochons and rich brown leather tassels. Their handcrafted charm, inspired by Native American artistry, makes them a standout accessory for those who love bohemian beauty with a twist.
I had the watch panels in my inventory, but I couldn't really find a suitable watch for them. They were made by a local North Carolina artist (Judy Ochs), who specializes in modernist jewelry design. So, I decided they needed to be earrings. The cabochon earrings were soldered personally by me, to the tips, along with the addition of brown embossed leather for a dramatic touch. They measure 4 3/8" long, and at the widest point 3/4". The hooks are sterling silver as well.
Designed for special moments, these signed earrings celebrate individuality and timeless elegance. Made with natural turquoise, real leather, and high-quality sterling silver, they’re perfect for those who appreciate authentic, handmade artistry.
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