Defined by their vintage-inspired oval form and nautical anchor motif, these earrings bring together maritime symbolism and refined artisanal craftsmanship in a balanced, elegant composition.
Each element is individually carved in wax before being cast in silver, preserving subtle traces of the making process within the final metal surface. The result is a design that feels both precise and expressive, where fine detail and soft irregularities coexist to create depth and character.
With a drop length of approximately 3.8 cm, the earrings offer gentle movement and light reflection, enhancing their sculptural presence as they catch the light with each turn of the head.
Finished in polished sterling silver, the surface highlights the contours of the design while maintaining a clean, timeless aesthetic.
Features
• Solid Sterling Silver 925
• Hand carved wax original and lost wax cast
• Vintage oval drop design with anchor motif
• High polished finish
• Drop length: Approx. 3.8 cm
• Lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear
• Nautical-inspired sculptural form
• Traditional casting process preserving handmade character
• 925 stamp with TG maker’s mark
Concept
This design explores maritime symbolism through a refined ornamental language. The anchor represents stability and grounding, while the oval frame contains and elevates the motif into a wearable sculptural form. Through the lost wax process, each detail retains a trace of the hand, allowing the earrings to carry both precision and individuality. Movement becomes part of the design, with light and motion activating the surface as they are worn.
Availability
• Ready to ship
• One pair available
• 925 stamp with TG maker’s mark
Maker’s Note
“These earrings were designed to hold a sense of quiet movement. I wanted the anchor motif to feel anchored in meaning but softened by the oval frame, almost like a memory contained within a shape. As they move, they catch light differently each time, which brings a sense of life and rhythm to the piece. They are small objects, but they carry a strong presence.”
— Tamara Gervasio
