Handmade arabesque brass earrings with mother of pearl

♠ These earrings were created in my workshop using basic goldsmith techniques: the metal structure was entirely hand-cut from a sheet of metal with a jeweler's saw. They are embellished with mother-of-pearl stones

♥ To avoid possible allergies, I do not chemically treat metals, so brass, in contact with air, tends to lose its shine and darken over time. They can be cleaned with specific products such as "Sidol" or with lemon juice.
Each package is shipped with a small note inside where you can find all the steps and tips for cleaning and maintaining the jewelry

♦ The colors of the objects in the photos may vary depending on your monitor settings.

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GPSR - Manufacturer Information

This product is made by:
Filometallum di Lucertini Barbara
Via Cremonese 6/c
43126 PARMA (PR) ITALY

GPSR - Safety Information.

WARNING:
This product is not suitable for young children. If broken, some elements could be ingested and cause choking. Furthermore, any use other than the purpose for which it was designed and manufactured, or any improper use of the item itself, may potentially cause harm to people of any age, and in this case, the seller is not responsible for the damage incurred.
Keep the item away from direct heat sources to avoid compromising its appearance

GPSR - Product Information.

The items for sale on this site were created in my workshop in Italy with:
- Brass
- Aluminum
- 316L Steel
These are nickel-tested metals (they contain minimal quantities of nickel (less than 0.01%) as verified by European standards and therefore should not trigger allergic reactions (although it cannot be 100% excluded). In case of an allergic reaction, discontinue use.
The stones accompanying the jewelry are natural hard stones.

PACKAGING
The packaging accompanying the jewelry is made of recycled and recyclable plastic and paper. Keep away from heat sources