Sterling Silver Gold Plated Shell Pearl & Lucky Clover Stud Earrings
Four-leaf grace meets quiet luminosity. Each earring carries a lucky clover of four brilliant cubic zirconia stones, suspending a single shell pearl beneath. Wear them alone for poised refinement, or pair with delicate studs to layer an even softer, more personal elegance.
Product Details:
• Material: 925 Sterling Silver with 14kt Gold Plating with Shell Pearl/Cubic Zirconia
• Earring Length: 8.5mm
• Earring Width: 1.5mm
• Weight: 2.3g
About the Collection:
True composure needs no announcement — it shows in her graceful smile. The Luna Gaze collection reflects this quiet confidence through considered designs including the signature moon gaze necklace, alongside luminous pearls and subtly layered pieces. For women who understand elegance comes from within.
About Ania Haie
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About Ania Haie
Ania Haie is designed in London for people who do not wear one piece at a time. The entire line is built around stacking and layering, which means the rings are proportioned to sit against each other, the chains are cut at lengths that do not fight, and nothing is so precious that you would hesitate to add to it.
Everything is 925 sterling silver, finished in rhodium, 14K yellow gold plating or 14K rose gold plating. That is what makes the stacking possible. A full layered look here costs roughly what a single solid gold piece would, so you can build the look you actually want now rather than one piece per birthday.
The collections move with what is happening in fashion rather than sitting still, which is why the line refreshes more often than most of what we carry. It is also why it has become our go-to answer for a milestone birthday, a bridesmaid, a graduation, or a first piece of real jewelry for someone who is going to want to pick the next one themselves.
Gray's Jewelers Bespoke is an authorized Ania Haie retailer. Come into our Saint James showroom and try a few combinations against your wrist, which is genuinely the only way to tell what stacks.
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