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Dew Drops

Gold-tone hoops with a pearl-effect drop.

$60

In stock · Available to order

Dew Drops are gold-tone pearl-effect drop hoop earrings made from stainless steel with a gold PVD finish. The hinged hoops measure approximately 20 mm, with a 39 mm total drop including the pearl-effect beads. Sold as a pair.

Materials & finish: Stainless steel base with a gold PVD finish and a hinged hoop closure. The drops are pearl-effect beads rather than cultured pearls. Sold as a pair.
Water & tarnish: We’ve tested every piece multiple times in tap water, showers and swimming. Dry after contact with water. Avoid chlorine, perfume and household cleaners to help preserve the gold finish. Does stainless steel tarnish?
Size & fit: Approximately 20 mm hoop with a 39 mm total drop, pearl included.

Styling this piece

Pair with an open collar or a simple knit to show the drops.

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What’s included

Includes one pair of earrings.

Wear it with

One checkout, one order, one parcel. The Dew Drops is in this set.

A close-up of a model's ear wearing a polished gold huggie hoop earring, set against a clean light gray background.

Sculptural gold huggie worn through the earlobe

The Earring Edit

Halo Hoops · Dew Drops · Drapé Hoops

All three pairs. A plain hoop for every day, a pearl drop for an evening, and a sculpted pair for when the outfit is doing less. Earrings need no size, so three pairs is three gifts if it comes to that.

$182

3 pieces, 10% off at checkout. The code is applied for you.

Free standard US shipping on this set.

You can return one piece without returning the set.

Someone who already wears earrings and rotates them, rather than owning one pair she never takes out. US shipping only. Express shipping, if selected, and taxes are calculated at checkout.

Worth reading first

The questions behind this piece, answered at length.

Which jewelry lab tests actually mean something?

Three worth knowing: EN 1811 measures how much nickel a piece releases onto skin, EN 12472 ages a piece first so the nickel test is run on a worn surface rather than a new one, and XRF measures coating thickness. A report without its standard named is a logo, not a result.

Why does jewelry turn your skin green?

Copper. Green marks are copper salts, formed when copper in the alloy meets sweat and skin acids, and brass is around two thirds copper. It is a deposit on the skin rather than a reaction in it, it washes off, and it is a fact about the metal rather than a sign of an allergy.

Do birthstones actually mean anything?

The modern birthstone list is a retail decision, not an ancient one: a jewelers' trade body standardised it in 1912 and has added stones since, most recently in 2016. The older symbolism is real, but it is symbolism, and no gemstone has a tested effect on health, luck or protection.