
Sterling silver hoop earrings with turquoise or amazonite doublet stone drops
Selling Price
$75
History
These earrings appear to be inspired by Byzantine jewelry design traditions, which flourished from the 4th to 15th centuries in the Eastern Roman Empire. Byzantine jewelry was characterized by intricate metalwork, religious symbolism, and the use of colorful gemstones. The rope-twist detailing and decorative bezels reflect techniques that have been revived in contemporary jewelry making, particularly in Greek and Mediterranean artisan workshops. Such earrings appeal to collectors and wearers who appreciate handcrafted jewelry with historical influences and natural gemstones. The combination of sterling silver with semi-precious stones like turquoise or amazonite makes these pieces accessible yet distinctive. Jewelry enthusiasts who favor artisan-made accessories, Byzantine revival styles, and bohemian or ethnic-inspired fashion find these earrings particularly attractive for their craftsmanship and cultural resonance.
Origin
Greece or Mediterranean region
Time period
Contemporary (21st century)