Soft elegance in every detail.

These hand-stitched stud earrings conceal a sparkling golden feldspar at their centre. The beadwork technique gives them lightness and originality, making them your favourite accessory for both everyday wear and special occasions.

Small, yet unmissable. Elegant, yet playful. Exactly what you’ve been looking for.

For their creation, I used Japanese beads in a matte olive green (military green) shade and bronze-coloured beads. The stud posts are made of surgical steel, suitable even for sensitive ears.

Golden feldspar (goldstone) is a man-made glass that, thanks to copper inclusions, imitates the appearance of a gemstone. It is also known as “golden aventurine” or “goldstone”.

Golden feldspar (golden aventurine) is an attractive stone for lovers of sparkling

jewellery. It originated as a by-product of alchemical attempts to create gold and is considered a stone of guidance. The name aventurine comes from the Italian “a ventura,” meaning “by chance,” referring to the accidental discovery of aventurine glass (goldstone) by Venetian glassmakers in the early 18th century. It is an artificial material – glass with tiny copper particles that create striking sparkles.

It is believed to encourage positive thoughts and grounding. It reduces stress and helps to dispel fears, phobias, and depression. It brings luck, abundance, and transforms negative energy into positive. It enhances and restores personal strength, willpower, and life energy.

This gemstone is associated with the 8th wedding anniversary.