Earrings from the Terrazzo collection, created using a mixed technique that combines pâte de verre and fused glass fragments. This kiln process produces rich, graphic surfaces where different glass fragments create unique color compositions.
Terrazzo Earrings
Earrings from the Terrazzo collection, created using a mixed technique that combines pâte de verre and fused glass fragments. This kiln process produces rich, graphic surfaces where different glass fragments create unique color compositions.
The glass has a matte, ultra-smooth finish that enhances the tactile quality of the material and the depth of color. The glass elements are combined with brass components finished with 24k gold plating (3 microns), creating a contrast between the textured glass and the warm surface of the metal.
Each pair of earrings is produced in small series, and every piece is unique, defined by the arrangement of the glass fragments and the handmade process.
Materials
Fused Bullseye glass (pâte de verre + glass fragments)
24k gold-plated brass (3 microns)
925 sterling silver posts
Features
Handcrafted piece
Matte smooth finish
Produced in small series
Each piece is unique
Terrazzo Earrings
75,00 €
FAQs
Product Information
Each piece is individually made in our studio through glass fusion and thermoforming processes. Small series production allows slight variations in color, shape, or volume, which are part of each piece’s character. Our work combines glass with metal structures, creating jewelry designed for everyday wear.
Materials
Technical glass selected for its stability after kiln processes. Metal in 925 sterling silver or gold-plated brass.
Product Care
Avoid drops or strong impacts. Store pieces separately. Remove before sports or prolonged contact with water. Clean with a soft cloth.
Repairs
If your piece presents any defect or damage, contact us so we can evaluate the case. We may repair, replace or recreate the piece if needed. To request a repair: beiradiseno@gmail.com
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