ARISTA MISMATCHED PEARL AND SHELL EARRINGS

These mismatched earrings are hand-beaded into an irregular bow using freshwater pearls & also feature a large ivory natural shell.

- Handcrafted in London
- Tarnish-resistant, Vacuum plated hoop earrings

Composition: Freshwater pearls, natural sea shell, stainless steel hoop earrings in vacuum plated gold finish (tarnish resistant & hypoallergenic), 14k gold-filled details
Measurements: The hoops have a 12mm inner diameter and are 5mm thick, the shell is roughly 40-50mm long, and the bow earring is roughly 7.5cm long

Margaux places an emphasis on creating beautiful, elegant collections with minimal waste and a very low carbon footprint. We have become well-known for our signature bows; Our handcrafted jewelry keepsakes using freshwater pearls and crystals; and our lustrous silk dupion hair barrettes, which we finish with our classic rhinestone buckle.

We only use the highest quality metals (such as our 14k gold-filled clasps and earrings) that are highly tarnished and water-resistant. We believe that jewelry that lasts for generations should be available at an affordable price. All of our pieces are handcrafted in London, after meticulous sourcing of the finest and most beautiful materials.

Our gemstones, pearls, and metal parts are predominantly sourced from our trusted UK suppliers, often using recycled sterling silver, conflict-free gold, and ethically sourced stones. We are committed to ordering materials in small batches to minimize waste (any materials that do not get used are designed and worked into future collections). Therefore, the majority of the pieces in our collection are made-to-order, but we also hold a growing list of best-sellers in stock and ready to send.

Ships from United Kingdom. Unfortunately, due to hygiene reasons we cannot accept returns of earrings unless they are faulty. As per the designer’s return policy, this item is final sale and therefore not eligible for a return. If you receive your order and the item is defective, you have 5 business days to communicate the fault.