Water ripples in the sea are mesmerizing to watch. When I swim, I love to watch them on the surface of the sea and and at the same time, peek past them to the sandy ocean floor. These one of a kind earrings capture both the surface ripples and sea weed passing under them.
Details include sterling silver oxidized earrings with etched sea weed, polished edges, 925 international sterling silver stamp, wire wrapped ear wires and corrugated bead detail.
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“Jump” by Gayle Kabaker
I just love the summer season here on Long Island! I’m very active swimming, jumping, enjoying a good read while sunning, kayaking and walking. I’m constantly in and out of the water. It’s a fun and active season.
Do you wear jewelry to the beach in the summer? One pair of earrings, like the Atlantic Slipper Shell earrings I’m wearing works for me. They add some polish to my causal beach wear. Metal jewelry can get hot in the sun but these work well reflecting the light beautifully without getting hot on your skin in the summer sun. I even wear these in the water.
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Have fun!
Earrings designed from the Atlantic Slipper Shell I find at the beach.
Silver Shell Earring at the beach.
Oval silver earrings are a staple in my wardrobe. I wear my handmade sterling silver earrings with on an oval necklace, a few bangle bracelets and a ring or two for a polished look. These earrings are my go to choice for everyday too. At home, going to work or other casual ware they work great. I love versatility!
The design inspiration of these buff textured sterling silver earrings comes from the Atlantic Slipper Shell. I see this shell in abundance while walking on the shores of the Long Island Sound. Things I see everyday flow through my mind and come out in the shapes, textures and forms in my jewelry designs. Want to see more? Click here to visit my Etsy store and see more .
Atlantic Slipper Shell With Slipper Earrings
Silver Slipper Earring with Atlantic Slipper shell foot
The Atlantic Slipper Shell is eaten as an Italian delicacy and is called “Oo moonch”.