Behind the Scenes – Making the Circle Stud Earrings with Gold Loops

There’s something quietly satisfying about creating jewellery that’s simple, meaningful, and made to last. These Circle Stud Earrings with Gold Loops might look minimal, but each one involves several careful steps at the bench.

I start by forming the recycled silver into circles, making sure each one is the same size before soldering them closed. Then comes the hammering, light, even strikes to give the silver a subtle, dappled texture that catches the light.

The gold loops are added next. They're made from 9ct gold wire and each one is coiled and shaped by hand. You can choose how many loops you'd like, some people pick three to represent a trio of loved ones, others go for a number that marks a special date or birthday. I love that this small detail makes each pair personal to the wearer.

Once the earrings are assembled, they’re filed, sanded and polished before being fitted with sterling silver posts and scroll backs. From start to finish, each pair is made with care and attention, no shortcuts, no mass production.

And if you love a matching set, there’s also a drop earring version and a necklace available, both with the same combination of silver and gold.