Enamelled gold and silver earrings with a floral motif.

These earrings feature hand enamelled discs of 14mm in diameter. The flower motif was inspired by the 1600s Delftware designs influenced by Asian porcelain artists. It was painted into the enamelled discs using the Limoges technique of fusing several layers of very finely ground glass ‘paint’ onto a white enamel background. This technique requires in excess of half a dozen firings and takes many hours to complete. 

The earrings are made from sterling silver, with a gold rim surrounding the enamels, gold posts and heavy gold scrolls.
The silver has been given a patterned finish and the gold has been polished in contrast. The finished earrings have been initialled and dated by Adrian Ashley.

Complimentary UK shipping will be provided. 
Bespoke solutions can be provided for international shipping and duty collection, please contact us for details.

Notes on enamelled jewellery:

Enamels are best treated as if they are opals, pearls or other more delicate jewels.
These earrings cannot be easily repaired, so they should be treated as dress jewellery and not worn whilst engaging in sports or performing active tasks.