Teresa silver earrings
Description and characteristics of the jewellery
These beautiful handcrafted gold-plated silver dangle earrings strike a perfect balance between modernity and delicacy. Made from carefully selected natural stones, they combine the brilliance of facetted citrine quartz with the soft elegance of jadeite and aventurine. The warm golden tones of the silver blend perfectly with the green hues of the stones, creating a jewel that exudes sophistication and harmony. Thanks to the versatility of its colours, these earrings lend themselves to numerous combinations.
They can be worn with outfits in neutral tones such as beige, white and cream for a delicate and elegant look. At the same time, they stand out on brightly coloured dresses such as red, mustard yellow or cobalt blue to add a touch of class. Even in combination with autumnal shades such as brown, burnt orange or olive green, these earrings will complete the look with a touch of originality and sophistication. Perfect for special occasions, but also ideal for brightening up everyday life, these earrings are the must-have accessory for those who like to combine style, elegance and uniqueness.
The Teresa silver earrings measure 5 cm. The large butterfly backs ensure a perfect hold of the jewel, while guaranteeing practicality and security.
Natural stones may present small imperfections and different shades in colour. Consequently, earrings made from natural stones are unique.
Additional Information
The special feature of our earrings is that they are handmade with care in Parma, Italy, to give you a piece of jewellery that lasts over time, beyond fashion, and that retains its lustre, quality and style over time so that our whims make your dreams come true and become your virtues. We love mixing different types of materials to create unique and original jewellery.
We can customise our products according to customer requirements. Our skills and experience allow us to create costume jewellery to suit every need.
Made in Italy by Ave Caprice Parma.
