Alok Jain
Sterling Silver and Peridot Dangle Earrings 'Gleaming Tower'
- Regular price
- $69.00
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- $69.00
- Regular price
These 'Gleaming Tower' earrings by Independent Artisans are a beautiful and sophisticated piece with a purpose. Designed by Indian artisan Alok Jain, these earrings are created with faceted peridot gems in round, marquise, and pear shapes, forming a tower of sparkling gems. Peridot is believed to release resentment and neutralize negative energy, adding a layer of meaning to the design. The gems swing prettily from shining sterling silver hooks, creating a beautiful piece that is both elegant and empowering.
From the age of 17, this Indian artisan has been immersed in the world of handicrafts, beginning with sandalwood and brass before finding his true calling in jewelry. Inspired by the natural world, his designs often feature organic motifs that blend artistry with elegance. A career highlight came in 1995, when the Sultan of Brunei commissioned his work, a project that brought together a team of artisans in a two-month collaboration that remains unforgettable. In 2002, he joined Novica, an experience he credits with transforming his craft from simple jewelry into true art. Over two decades, he has grown from working with a single helper to leading a small team of artisans, instilling in them the importance of precision and uncompromising quality. Today, his designs reflect a balance between timeless style and evolving fashion, while his workshop provides opportunity and livelihood for the families who bring each creation to life.
Handcrafted in 925 sterling silver with a natural peridot stone, these hook earrings feature a combination finish and measure 1.4 inches in length by 0.6 inches in width.
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