Designed Here in Miami
Every piece starts as a sketch in our Miami studio — the hoops, the chains, the name necklaces, all of it. Then it's made by hand, to order, in that same studio.
Silver hoop earrings from 8mm huggies that sit tight to the lobe up to 20mm hoops you'll be asked about — chunky, twisted, triple, textured, square and pavé. Solid 925 sterling silver, or silver finish over sterling. Many sold as singles as well as pairs, because nobody's two ears are on the same schedule anymore. From $18.
12mm for a first pair — it reads as a hoop across a room and still disappears under a phone. Under 10mm is a huggie that hugs the lobe. Past 16mm you're making a decision people notice. Measured across the outside diameter, 8mm to 20mm here.
Yes, and it's normal rather than a defect. Copper in the sterling alloy reacts with air and darkens over weeks; a polishing cloth reverses it in under a minute. Hoops worn daily tarnish slower than ones left in a box.
Huggies, yes — the hinge sits flat and there's nothing to catch. Anything larger finds your pillow and bends. Sterling is softer than gold-plated steel, so a large silver hoop bends more easily than you'd expect if you roll on it.
Usually the best choice, because sterling contains no nickel — which causes most jewelry allergies. The caveat is that hoops sit more metal inside the piercing than studs do, so if you're reactive, start with small huggies rather than large hoops.
Easily. Sterling is one of the most forgiving metals to work — bent hoops reshape, broken hinges solder, and any bench jeweller can do it cheaply. That's a real advantage over plated pieces, where a repair often costs more than the earring.
Water is fine, chlorine isn't. Chlorine pits sterling silver permanently. Take them out before a pool — the damage isn't the kind polishing fixes.
See also gold hoop earrings, silver earrings, sterling silver earrings and huggie hoop earrings.