Sterling Silver Heliconia Flower Dangle Earrings

18k Yellow Gold Heliconia Dangle Earrings, From the Ocean Series, Summer or Winter wherever you go in these Seasons. 30 x 14 wide mm long with hooks. Matte 18k yellow. Made to ord...

Sterling Silver Long Teardrop Drop Earrings, Simplicity in a complex world. Designing for Tiffany & Co. helped me boil design down to the essence of a shape. These long teardrops ar...

Tiffany designer, Thomas Kurilla created these Platinum 3 Rhombus Earrings. I can't stop with this rhombus shape. It is my favorite shape. I have use...

Tiffany designer, Thomas Kurilla lets nothing go to waste. An injury and the love of the ocean and beach got me into it April 2020. Yes 45 degree water. Up to my neck in it. Now I am...

Adorn yourself with regal elegance through these Aljaba flower earrings, meticulously handcrafted in 925 sterling silver. Also known as “Queen’s Earrings...

With their delicate, curved, free-form surfaces, the elements of these contemporary jewel-sculptures fold and unfold with harmony and grace like like glittering shell fragments or po...

Pair of modernist mobile earrings designed by Ruth Berridge (1921-2004). Beautiful pair of modernist cinetic earrings, created in New York by the studio-artist and silversmith Ruth Berridge, back in the early 1960. This unique one of a kind earrings are very rare, and has been carefully crafted by the artist herself with very thin wires and hanging with several highly polished mobile elements in very fine sterling silver. Fitted with hinged omega backs for fastening clips. They are very comfortable and not heavy weighted, they move freely dramatically like an Alexander Calder sculpture, with each movement. Weight: 5.75 Grams, (3.68 Dwt). Measurements: 57 mm by 83 mm (2.25 X 3.25 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the silver assay mark and signed, "©BERRIDGE STERLING .925 H. MADE". Ruth Berridge, was a New York city modernist jewelery designer and was known for her work in silver. Ruth born in 1921 and was one of the premiere modernist jewelry designers in the 1950s. Her designs were produced for quite some time. She is most known for her modernist type work in silver yet did produce some pieces in gold. Her original sketches as well as jewelry is quite very rare today and hard to find. Note: The following is an excerpt from an ad in the NEW YORKER, dated May 17 th , 1952: “Excitingly different, these animated earrings are pure pleasure to wear. Light as a fairy’s touch, they lend an air of strange enchantment to the scene.” Ruth Berridges’ sometimes abstract expressionist, sometimes cubist designs rival the work of the best modernist artists. Perhaps her signature look can be considered the silver mobile jewelry, especially earrings that sway with the wearer’s movement. Handmade of sterling silver and spring wire, the delicately balanced mobiles were called modern sculpture in miniature and made with and without rhinestone or crystal accents. Ruth originated this design that was sold through Neiman Marcus as well as by such avant-garde shops...

These striking silver dangling earrings feature an organic, molten-like shape, with fluid contours and a textured surface. The earrings are highlighted by gilded silver accents, whic...