Description
Some pieces arrive like a season changing. The Marigold Pearl Studs open with a single hand-painted enamel bloom — petals in sunlit yellow, edged with the tender green of a new leaf — cradling a luminous white pearl that sits like a drop of morning light. The flower is sculpted in a warm gold finish, every petal curling with the soft, slightly irregular grace of something grown rather than made. Worn as a pair, the two blossoms mirror each other; worn in the light, they seem to open a little more.
The marigold has always been the flower of celebration — strung across doorways, scattered at weddings, offered at altars from one generation to the next. We wanted these studs to carry a little of that joy: a small, wearable festival you can fasten to your ears on the days that matter and the ordinary ones you decide to make matter.
Each pair is gold-plated over a sturdy base and finished by hand, so the enamel colour sits rich and glossy against the metal. The pearls are natural freshwater pearls, each one faintly its own — a whisper of variation in shape and lustre that no two earrings will ever quite repeat. The flowers are hand-enamelled in small batches, which means the piece you receive is genuinely, quietly singular.
Substantial enough to read as a statement yet light on the lobe, they lift a plain white shirt into something considered, glow against deep festive colour, and look entirely at home with sleek evening hair and a bare neckline. Bride, guest, or the woman simply dressing for herself — this is the detail people lean in to admire.
The details
• Gold-plated base metal with hand-finished yellow & green enamel flowers
• Natural freshwater pearls — each one subtly unique
• Secure stud fitting; comfortable, lightweight for all-day wear
• Handcrafted in India · made in small batches
Caring for your piece
Keep your studs away from water, perfume, lotion and harsh chemicals, as these can dull the gold plating and the natural pearls. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wear and store flat in a pouch or box, away from other jewellery, to protect the enamel and preserve their bloom for years to come.










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