Artyman Earrings
Sculptural artistry. Organic drama. The Artyman Earrings bring architectural glamour to life with a golden, textured motif mimicking a delicate burst of fan-like petals. Each radiating ridged ray is tipped with a brilliant clear zircon stone, creating a captivating light-catching silhouette that frames the face with effortless sophistication. Crafted in 18k gold-plated stainless steel, built for life in motion.
The Artyman Earrings are built on a stainless steel base. The 18k gold finish is applied through Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), a vacuum bonding process that makes the coating up to 10× more durable than traditional plating — resistant to scratching, tarnishing and fading.
- Stainless steel base
- 18k gold PVD coating — waterproof, sweatproof, tarnish-free
- Embedded clear zircon crystal accents
- Nickel-free and hypoallergenic
- Weight: 8.7g
The Artyman Earrings feature a secure post-back closure with an organic curved wing shape designed to fan elegantly along the lower ear lobe.
- Height: 27mm (1.06")
- Width: 16mm (0.63")
- Weight: 8.7g
- Post-back fastening
- Ergonomic design sits comfortably and securely against the cheekbone
Glamorous Evening Attire: Pair these fan-burst earrings with a sleek gown or evening dress in deep jewel tones like black, navy, or emerald green to let the gold and zircon stones shine.
Tailored Modern Chic: Contrast their artistic texture against a sharp white shirt, structured blazer, or high-neck knit for a refined high-fashion daytime look.
Updo Focal Point: Wear your hair swept back in a low bun or sleek ponytail to showcase the intricate petal-burst geometry.
The Artyman Earrings are built for real life. The PVD coating makes them fully resistant to water, sweat and daily wear.
- Safe in water, chlorine and saltwater
- Gym and sweatproof
- To clean: wipe with a soft dry cloth
- Avoid perfume or lotion directly on the earrings
I prodotti vengono spediti direttamente dai fornitori partner tramite Shopify Collective. Il venditore responsabile del contratto rimane Foxxer di Donato Conte.