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Questions about this piece
What earrings look best with short hair?
Width, more than length. Short hair leaves the ear uncovered from every angle, so the earring is on view the whole time instead of appearing and disappearing as hair moves, and a design that spreads sideways fills that open space better than a long thin drop does. You also lose the main reason to buy length, which is getting the earring clear of the hair in the first place. This pair fans its petals out around the lobe rather than hanging below it, so it sits into that space instead of swinging past it.
How do you store earrings so they don't get scratched?
Give each pair its own slot rather than a shared dish. Jewelry scratches jewelry, and the damage usually happens in the bowl or the travel pouch, where a metal clasp grinds against a softer surface for weeks at a time; a drawer insert, a small box, or even a folded square of soft cloth is enough to stop it. Keeping them out of the bathroom helps too, since humidity works on the findings faster than daily wear does. The petals on these are acetate, which marks more easily than metal, so they are one of the pairs worth separating out.
Will my pair look exactly like the ones in the photo?
Not exactly, and that is a result of how they are made. The acetate is swirled by hand, so the marbling runs a different way through every set of petals and no two pairs come out matching. What stays the same on every pair is the build: translucent petals fanning out around a beaded center, a smooth hoop showing through the bloom, and post backs holding it all on. Two colorways are offered, and the pattern varies as much between two pairs of the same one as it does between the two.





