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Cylinder Solid Sterling Silver Stud Earrings

Cylinder Solid Sterling Silver Stud Earrings

Regular price £35.00 GBP
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A little pair of solid sterling silver stud cylinder earrings.

Available in sterling silver & oxidised sterling silver.

Each cylinder section is handcut from wire, before being joined together again side by side. A final satin finish all over the angled surfaces gives a light texture & slight sparkle.

Easy to wear everyday & a great little gift idea. 

 

Choose between curved or straight, oxidised or silver.

 

Details
Approx 9mm x 3mm x 2mm
Made from solid sterling silver
Sterling silver posts & scrolls

(oxidised versions come with oxidised posts & scrolls)

 

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Stack of oxidised silver rings with textured surfaces on a grey background

Oxidised Silver - What To Know

Oxidised silver jewellery is created using a chemical process to darken the surface of the sterling silver it's made from. If it's something you're not familiar with, it's important to be aware that oxidising creates a surface patina; it will wear back to a natural silver colour eventually. Deep textures tend to hang onto the darkness, while highlights burnish back to silver, creating a lovely, lived in look.

When finishing my oxidised pieces, I always apply a layer of conservator's wax to it, which helps to extend the oxidised look a little bit longer. Any type of sterling silver jewellery can be oxidised, but pieces that get a lot of friction or daily wear and tear (like rings or chains with pendants on them) will lose that darkness pretty quickly, whereas earrings, and pendants, will stay darker for longer.

If you really love the overall darkness of your jewellery, it can always be re-oxidised back to the darkest tone as often as you like!

The main thing to remember when caring for your oxidised jewellery is...don't put it in silver dip or rub with a silver polishing cloth! This will remove your oxidised colour.

See more Jewellery Care tips here.