Small Non-Conformist Hoops – Gold Vermeil

Small Non-Conformist Hoops in Gold Vermeil by Independent Jeweller Estelle Deve

Inspired by ergonomics, the asymmetry of Eileen Grey’s Non-Conformist Armchair offered a humorous observation on the human condition, namely, that most people sit leaning to one side. Inspired by this reimagination of an everyday object is our considered take on a classic hoop. In a ridged texture, these gradient, huggie earrings are subtly larger at the front, emphasising the area of the piece closest to the human eye when viewed face on.

The Non-Conformist hoops are thoughtfully crafted in 18k gold vermeil. The diameter of these gradient earrings is 15mm. They are 5mm thick at their thickest point, and measure 7mm at their inner diameters. Each weighs 7.5g.

Key Features:

• Inspiration. The design is influenced by the humorous observation of human posture, as seen in Eileen Grey's iconic armchair, reimagined into a wearable form.
• Design. Featuring a ridged texture, these gradient huggie earrings subtly enlarge towards the front, highlighting the area most visible when viewed face-on.
• Material. Crafted in luxurious 18k gold vermeil, offering both durability and a rich gold finish.
• Dimensions. With a 15mm diameter, these earrings are 5mm thick at their widest point and taper to 7mm at the inner diameter, ensuring a comfortable and flattering fit.
• Weight. Each earring weighs 7.5g, balancing substantial presence with wearability.
• Note. Due to hygiene reasons, returns on earrings are not accepted, ensuring each pair you receive is uniquely yours.

Please note that we are unable to accept any returns on earrings due to hygiene reasons.

Size: The diameter of these gradient earrings is 15mm. They are 5mm thick at their thickest point, and measure 7mm at their inner diameters. Each weighs 7.5g.

Shipping Time: Ready to ship

Hallmarked: No

Metal Purity: Plated

Condition: New

Boma employs some 200 craftspeople, many of whom have worked with the family-owned business for decades. Dedicated to fair and ethical employment, Boma pays its workers Thailand’s living wage as the very minimum. Beyond this, its long-term career opportunities support individuals to become highly skilled, in addition to offering varied wellness initiatives, maternity leave and education scholarships. Emphasising traditional techniques and processes, particularly the ancient craft of lost wax casting, individual pieces are worked on by over 21 artisans, each a master of their handicraft.