Orinoco Small Earrings Filigree shops Silver & Gold

Handmade earrings with post, using silver wire, these earrings are to wear every day. Check the video to see how is made. This is not 3d printed is real handmade jewelry. I'm trying to preserve the technique.

Ultra-lightweight
Each piece is distinctive
Hand fabricated
Fine filigree
Dimensions: 1"L x 0.62"W
Solid silver 970 (nickel free).
Comes with solid silver earring stoppers to prevent loss.
Beautifully packaged in a signature box.
Filigree jewelry.
Handmade jewelry no cast, no laser cut.
Handcrafted with love in Houston Texas.
Gift wrapping available.


MORE THAN HANDCRAFTED
I've always been drawn to intricate detail. I believe that simple clean design is beautiful, working with the best material is fundamental, great design never goes out of style, and you don't need a lot of jewelry to create a lot of options, just the right ones! I'm devoted to creating original fine filigree jewelry with the highest quality and care in hopes that you enjoy this art. “I believe that jewelry has a soul. There is a special feeling in knowing that something you wear was handmade with love. That a skilled artisan has put hours of work into making it unique. The beauty of the art of Filigree jewelry is that every piece is one of a kind and can never be replicated exactly.”
— Liliana Olmos, founder and artisan, Olmox Jewelry

CRAFTSMANSHIP
Every piece in the Olmox Jewelry collection has been carefully handcrafted from tiny beads and super fine threads of gold and silver. To achieve the beautiful scrollwork and delicate lace-like patterns, precious metals first have to be handspun into fine pliable threads. This is done by manually stretching the metal until it is fine enough to work into complex ornamental shapes. The thread is then twisted by hand into highly detailed floral motifs. Finally, with the help of a blowtorch, the artist solders the design together at the points of contact to form beautiful, but strong, jewelry pieces.

THE ART OF FILIGREE
This intricate technique is called Filigree, and requires an exceptional amount of handwork. As a result, every design is completely unique and impossible to replicate. Filigree metalwork is one of the oldest forms of jewelry making in the world. Jewelry and artworks made with this method shops have been found from ancient Mesopotamia 5000 years ago.

THE ARTISAN
Liliana Olmos took an interest in art and design early on. She was introduced to jewelry making at a young age in her uncle Salomon's workshop. Since then she has studied the art of Filigree, and has been refining her own unique style over the past fifteen years. Her style can be described as timeless with a contemporary twist. The inspiration from ancient Filigree art and modern jewelry principles fuse into a sophisticated aesthetic with unparalleled attention to every intricate detail.

MATERIALS
At Olmox, using the highest quality materials is the foundation of the artistic work. The pieces are meant to be worn every day and for years to come. The metals listed below allow for this blend of fine craftsmanship and lifetime use.

SOLID SILVER 970
The majority of our pieces are made with sterling silver 970 which is an alloy that contains 97% of silver and 3% of copper, you'll find a stamp with this number or my logo in some pieces. I personally love to work with this kind of alloy because it allows me to find the right malleability that I need for the filigree technique.

GOLD PLATED 18k (VERMEIL)
18k gold plating is layered over the same high-quality sterling silver 970 I use for all of my silver pieces. It gives the piece a distinctive brilliance and color of gold but without the price tag. This method is called electroplating, which is the depositing of a minimum of 7 millionths of an inch of gold. The pieces you find at Olmox are between 15 and 20 millionths and are nickel free.

Taking Care of your Olmox Silver Jewelry https://olmox.com/pages/jewelry-cleaning
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