The Tear Droplet & Pearl Earrings are handcrafted sterling silver earrings made in Adelaide, South Australia by Olivia Dryden. They belong to the Oceanic Collection, a series inspired by marine life, water forms and the textures of the South Australian coastline.
The design is inspired by the ocean, with a small teardrop form and a textured silver surface that suggests water gathering and moving across the piece. Tiny raised droplets of silver sit across the surface, echoing sea spray, rain and the quiet movement of water along the coastline.
Freshwater pearls hang beneath the silver droplet forms, adding soft organic lustre and a gentle sense of movement. The result is refined, coastal and quietly expressive: a wearable keepsake shaped by water, texture and the handmade process.
Materials: Sterling silver and freshwater pearls.
Process: Each pair is handmade in small quantities using traditional silversmithing techniques. Slight differences in texture, finish and pearl character should be expected as part of the handmade process.
Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 1.2 cm
Explore more: View the Oceanic Collection or browse more earrings.
FAQ
Q1: How do I clean the Large Tear Droplet Earrings?
A: Avoid perfumes, lotions and harsh chemicals, and gently polish the sterling silver with a soft jewellery cloth. Because the pendant includes freshwater pearls and onyx, do not place the pearls or stone in silver dip. A silver dip may be used occasionally on the sterling silver components only, following the product instructions carefully before rinsing and drying completely.
Q2: Are the Large Tear Droplet Earrings suitable as a gift?
A: Yes. Each piece is packaged in an Olivia Dryden Jewellery branded box or velvet bag and is suited to collectors who appreciate handmade jewellery with story, natural detail and quiet symbolism.
Q3: Will the freshwater pearls look exactly the same as the photo?
A: Freshwater pearls are natural materials, so each pearl may vary slightly in shape, surface and lustre. These subtle differences are part of the character of handmade jewellery made with natural materials.
The Tear Droplet & Pearl Earrings are handcrafted sterling silver earrings made in Adelaide, South Australia by Olivia Dryden. They belong to the Oceanic Collection, a series inspired by marine life, water forms and the textures of the South Australian coastline.
The design is inspired by the ocean, with a small teardrop form and a textured silver surface that suggests water gathering and moving across the piece. Tiny raised droplets of silver sit across the surface, echoing sea spray, rain and the quiet movement of water along the coastline.
Freshwater pearls hang beneath the silver droplet forms, adding soft organic lustre and a gentle sense of movement. The result is refined, coastal and quietly expressive: a wearable keepsake shaped by water, texture and the handmade process.
Materials: Sterling silver and freshwater pearls.
Process: Each pair is handmade in small quantities using traditional silversmithing techniques. Slight differences in texture, finish and pearl character should be expected as part of the handmade process.
Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 1.2 cm
Explore more: View the Oceanic Collection or browse more earrings.
FAQ
Q1: How do I clean the Large Tear Droplet Earrings?
A: Avoid perfumes, lotions and harsh chemicals, and gently polish the sterling silver with a soft jewellery cloth. Because the pendant includes freshwater pearls and onyx, do not place the pearls or stone in silver dip. A silver dip may be used occasionally on the sterling silver components only, following the product instructions carefully before rinsing and drying completely.
Q2: Are the Large Tear Droplet Earrings suitable as a gift?
A: Yes. Each piece is packaged in an Olivia Dryden Jewellery branded box or velvet bag and is suited to collectors who appreciate handmade jewellery with story, natural detail and quiet symbolism.
Q3: Will the freshwater pearls look exactly the same as the photo?
A: Freshwater pearls are natural materials, so each pearl may vary slightly in shape, surface and lustre. These subtle differences are part of the character of handmade jewellery made with natural materials.
