Swept Away Earrings

The Swept Away earrings are designed to capture a sense of fluid, wind-swept movement. The main elements are sculpted from a light aqua glass with soft seafoam undertones, which I hand-carved with deep, undulating ridges that mimic the look of flowing water or wind-blown waves. The carved texture allows light to catch and shift across the surface as you move.

Each earring is balanced by a soft, pale blue-green rose cut cabochon and a small, bright white topaz that adds a crisp touch of light. The stones and glass are nestled in hand-fabricated sterling silver settings, with a diamond-textured bezel tracing the organic, asymmetrical borders of the carvings. This pair features a tiered drop design, allowing the glass and gemstones to sway gently for subtle movement.

Every piece of glass is made by a process called cold-working, where the glass is carved at room temperature with no heat and is never liquid or pressed into a mold. If you want to learn more about my process and the durability of my materials, you can read the post where I break down my entire process on my Studio Journal.

• Hand-fabricated sterling silver settings with a diamond-textured bezel finish and posts.

• Cold-worked aqua glass with seafoam undertones, hand-carved with fluid, wave-like ridges.

• Bezel-set pale blue-green amazonite and white topaz gemstone accents.

• Tiered drop design offering subtle, organic movement.

• One of a kind, signed, and copyrighted.