Studio Ivria
Raw Stone Silver Stud Earrings with Asymmetrical Dangle Chains
Raw Stone Silver Stud Earrings with Asymmetrical Dangle Chains
Crafted in Israel by Miriam of Studio Ivria, these captivating earrings are where ancient textures meet modern elegance. Inspired by the raw beauty of natural stone and handmade with intention, they reflect Miriam’s signature blend of heritage, symbolism, and contemporary design.
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Add subtle drama to your everyday style with these Raw Stone Silver Stud Earrings with Dangle Chains. Each earring is individually sculpted in oxidized silver to mimic the organic form of a raw stone—an ode to nature's untouched beauty. A delicate, asymmetrical double chain is attached to the earring backing, offering a graceful, peek-a-boo movement that elevates the look with an unexpected twist.
These versatile earrings offer multiple ways to wear:
- Wear them with the chains for a more dramatic, layered style
- Remove the chains for a minimalistic, rugged stud look
- Mix and match—wear a chain on one ear for a playful asymmetry
Perfect for anyone drawn to earthy textures and meaningful craftsmanship.
Features:
- Handmade in Israel by designer Miriam from Studio Ivria
- Sculpted raw stone-inspired oxidized silver studs
- Removable asymmetrical dangle chain
- Lightweight and versatile
- Nickel-free and hypoallergenic
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Materials & Care
Diameter: 6mm
Chain max Length: 70mmDo not use jewelry cleaners and detergents when cleaning, as they are too harsh for the oxidized silver and will damage the piece. To clean, gently wipe with a damp cloth and let dry completely. To sustain the natural look of the product, do not wear in the shower, swimming pool or ocean.
Studio Ivria
Miriam Orbach is the artist behind Studio Ivria, a handmade jewelry brand rooted in the desert landscapes of Israel. From her studio located between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea, Miriam crafts contemporary pieces that echo the strength, beauty, and mystery of the Hebrew women who walked this land centuries ago. The name Ivria, meaning "Hebrew woman", captures the essence of her work: powerful, poetic, contemporary yet deeply connected to the past.