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Amber Hour earrings resting on a pale stone
Amber Hour earrings, the pair laid flat, tiger's eye stud with turquoise and a long pearl drop
Amber Hour earring worn, close on the ear
Amber Hour earring worn, shown against the jaw
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Amber Hour — Earrings

Sale price$49.00

For the evening that's yours and nobody else's.

Warm gold, closer to candlelight than daylight, with tiger's eye at the top and a long baroque pearl falling beneath it. The pearls are irregular, so one hangs a little differently to the other — that is the piece, not a flaw in it.

What it gives you is the hour back. The amber hour is the last of the light, when everything turns gold and nothing looks the way it did at noon — including you.

You do not owe anyone this evening.

Details

  • Thickness: 6.8 mm
  • Weight: 4.1 g per earring
  • Baroque pearl: 19–20 mm long, 5–5.5 mm wide

Materials

  • Baroque pearl — naturally unique shape with a soft luminous glow. Smooth to the touch, each one one-of-a-kind.
  • Sterling silver (S925) — bright, clean shine and a smooth surface against the skin. Durable and comfortable for daily wear.
  • 18K gold plated eco-brass — warm gold finish, smooth and comfortable. Responsibly sourced, lightweight and durable.

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Amber Hour earrings resting on a pale stone
Amber Hour — Earrings Sale price$49.00
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