Solid 9ct yellow gold hammered leaf, textured dangly drop earrings

Tiny solid gold hammered leaf earrings that are easy to wear. Small 9ct yellow gold oval nature bark textured studs, Simple geometric gold earrings

12mm x 8mm

* FREE POSTAGE TO THE UK* All measurements are approximate. Every pair of earrings and cufflinks are individually made so are not identical or a duplicate but are complimentary partners. Every piece is made by hand and so will feature ‘imperfections’ that are a sign they have been hand crafted and truly unique. All of my jewellery makes an ideal gift and is lovingly wrapped in a box or gift bag ready for the recipient. The gift wrapping in the photo is representative of how your jewellery will be presented. I only ever purchase small amounts of packing material so time to time it may change according to what is available. I’m not an advocate of unnecessary packaging so try to use recyclable materials as much as possible. 

All of my handmade jewellery uses recycled solid gold and sterling silver.
When it comes to choosing the perfect piece of jewellery, it’s great to consider something that is not only beautiful but also sustainable. One option is by choosing jewellery that has been made from solid recycled gold or sterling silver. Not only does recycled gold and sterling silver reduce the environmental impact of mining, but it also helps to preserve our natural resources, it is just as high quality as newly mined gold and silver.
Recycled gold and sterling silver is an environmentally friendly and socially responsible alternative to mined gold and silver. I purchase my gold and sterling silver from a company that has made the gold or sterling silver into sheet and wire by melting down and purifying existing gold and sterling silver jewellery, coins, and other items. This process conserves natural resources and reduces the negative impacts of gold and silver mining, such as deforestation, habitat destruction, and pollution.
Recycled gold and sterling silver is an excellent choice for those looking to make a more sustainable and socially responsible purchase. It conserves natural resources, has a smaller carbon footprint, supports fair labour practices and is cost-effective. By opting to buy solid gold and sterling silver jewellery made from recycled gold and sterling silver you are making a positive impact on the environment and society.
When choosing your new piece of solid gold or sterling silver jewellery made by hand by me you’ll know that you're making a responsible choice.

Buying handmade jewellery directly from a designer-maker offers many benefits that you won't find in mass-produced jewellery. Firstly, it is unique. Each piece is crafted by me, meaning that no two pieces are exactly alike. This makes my handmade jewellery a special and one-of-a-kind choice that is sure to stand out.
Buying handmade jewellery directly from me is often more personal. I am happy to work with customers to create a custom piece that is tailored to their preferences, which is a great way to create a truly special piece of jewellery. This can also add a sentimental value to the piece, knowing that it is specially crafted for you.
Buying handmade jewellery directly from designer-makers also supports small business and independent artisans. I make my jewellery from home and rely on my craft as a source of income. By purchasing my pieces, you are not only getting a beautiful and unique item, but you are also helping to support a small business and the local economy.
Choosing handmade solid gold and sterling silver jewellery from a jewellery designer-maker such as myself offers many benefits, such as its unique design, high-quality and durability, supporting small businesses and independent artisans, and a more personal experience. By choosing handmade jewellery from a designer-maker, you can rest assured that you are making a responsible and ethical choice that will last for years to come.

Leaves are a powerful symbol in many cultures and religions, representing a wide range of meanings and concepts.
In many cultures, leaves are seen as symbols of growth, renewal and the cycle of life. They represent the idea that life is constantly changing and evolving, and that new growth is always possible. In many cultures, leaves are also associated with the idea of fertility and abundance.
In Christianity, the leaf is often associated with the idea of redemption and new beginnings. It is seen as a symbol of the resurrection of Jesus and the promise of eternal life.
Leaves are also associated with the idea of wisdom and knowledge. They often appear in literature and art as symbols of enlightenment, and are often associated with the idea of gaining new understanding and insight.
In addition to its spiritual significance, leaves are also used as a symbol of the fleeting nature of life. The changing of the leaves in fall, for example, can be seen as a reminder that all things must come to an end.
In conclusion, leaves hold a deep symbolism in many cultures and religions, representing growth, renewal, fertility, redemption, new beginnings, wisdom and knowledge, and the fleeting nature of life. They remind us that life is constantly changing, and that new growth and new understanding is always possible.