Earrings for every small, held-dear moment.

Modeled after the smooth, asymmetric stones found at the bend of a river. Each stud is cast in recycled brass and finished with a fine sandblast that gives the surface a soft, matte grain — like the stone itself, worn smooth by years of current.

Inspired by the teardrop form of a seed pod just before it opens. A gentle weight that moves with you. The brushed finish catches light in soft, directional lines — alive, not static.

The smallest piece in the collection. A tiny, irregular grain — like a single piece of sand magnified. Sits close to the ear, barely there, but you feel it. The kind of thing you touch without thinking about it.

A perfect, round droplet — the way dew sits on a blade of grass before the sun burns it away. Sterling silver with a tumbled finish that makes light wrap around the form, warm and continuous.

A small, organic hoop that traces the shape of a ripple spreading across still water. Not a perfect circle — slightly irregular, the way water actually moves. Softly hammered for depth.

A slender, curving drop that follows the line of a young vine reaching for light. The form has a gentle asymmetry — it leans slightly, the way living things do. Gold vermeil over sterling silver.

The tight, compact form of a bud just before it opens. There is potential energy in this shape — the quiet moment before something unfurls. Sandblasted brass with a warm, matte surface.

A small, spiraling piece that wraps the upper ear like a vine climbing a trellis. Designed to sit close and follow the ear's natural curve. The hammered finish gives each one a unique texture.

Inspired by the curled frond of a young fern — the fibonacci spiral made wearable. Sterling silver with a brushed finish that catches light as it moves. A quiet, mathematical beauty.

The first green shoot breaking through soil. A minimal, upward-reaching form for the upper ear. Gold vermeil with a tumbled finish — smooth, warm, and alive with reflected light.

Named for the small circular currents that form behind river stones. A slightly thicker hoop with an organic, imperfect roundness. Brushed brass that shimmers like light on moving water.

The elongated form of a seed pod, split slightly open to reveal its architecture. A drop earring with subtle dimension — not flat, but gently rounded, like something that grew. Sandblasted for a soft, organic surface.