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Two earrings, one small black box. The first Geometric Shell Stud Earrings photo shows a pair of blue-green geometric earrings in a black jewelry box. The listing describes crushed shell that shifts between shimmering blues and greens, two square stones on each earring in a gold-tone frame, and gold-plated 925 sterling silver ear posts.
Three pairs sit lined up on a gray grooved tray, similar in blue-green.
The Radish Shell Inlay Stud Earrings bring orange and green: on a gray jewelry tray, a pair shaped as a small orange root with green leaves. At 9.8 mm wide by 14 mm long, they sit inside a thin gold-toned border. The listing calls the material mother-of-pearl inlay and describes iridescent green leaves.
If you like a square on your ear, the geometric pair offers that plain blocky shape. If a root-and-leaf outline appeals more, the radish is the one to look at. The listing is where the material and process details come from; the photos show color and shape.
For a closer look at details like these, see how to look at handmade objects. To keep shell pieces in good shape, the pearl and shell care guide covers the basics.
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