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OOAK Selaya silver earrings #4

Name: OOAK Selaya silver earrings #4 • quinoa & kyanite (ready to ship)
Brand: Umya jewelry
Price: 255.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

OOAK Selaya silver earrings #4

€255,00 EUR

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Handmade in Asturias
One of a kind · in stock, ships in 1 to 3 working days Estimated delivery 1–7 Nov to Spain · making and shipping included
Free shipping with tracking
Gift-wrapped, ready to give
Care card included

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The piece in the photos is the one that will arrive to you.

Details & materials

Details :

Material : sterling silver & kyanite
Dimensions : about 6,7cm long (convert to inches here). Despite their size, they are very lightweight and comfortable to wear!
Butterfly backings : in sterling silver

Packaging & care

Your piece arrives in a recycled cardboard box, wrapped and ready to be given, with a little card telling you how to take care of it.

Silver darkens with time. It is what silver does, and a soft polishing cloth brings it back. Take it off before swimming, showering or sleeping, and keep it away from perfume and cream.

OOAK Selaya silver earrings #4 • quinoa & kyanite (ready to ship)

Shipping & returns

One of a kind · in stock, ships in 1 to 3 working days · Free shipping with tracking

Size change on a piece I have already made · 3 to 5 working days

Spain · 1 to 3 working days
Europe · 5 to 10 working days
Rest of the world · around 10 working days

Estimated delivery 1–7 Nov to Spain · making and shipping included

If it is not right for you, you have 14 days to send it back to me, unworn and in its box.

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The story of this piece

Unique earrings in silver

Silver quinoa
The upper element which is full of texture is the result of playful experiments of mine. I played making experimental molds of all kinds of natural elements : here I used quinoa and wild grass. I created wax pieces, which were then transformed into silver using the ancient lost-wax casting technique.