Quantity: 1 ear cuff
The beads touch your ear in several small spots, not one, so no single spot takes the pressure. A small piece that sits high and stays there.
Each pair or single cuff counts as one item. Applied at checkout. No code.
Free tracked shipping, 5 to 15 days
30-day returns, no questions asked
A row of shiny beads, small to big, strung along the ear. Catches light from every angle without a single stone.
This is a small, close-fitting piece, and that is what it is for. It rides high on the ear where bigger cuffs slide off, which is exactly the spot most stacks leave empty.
Put it above a flat band and the round shape pops next to the straight one. It's the small detail that makes your whole stack look done.
16mm × 14mm · 4g · Sold as a single cuff (1 piece).
Fit & comfort
Putting it on. This one sits higher than most cuffs. Start at the top edge of your ear and slide it along the curve, not down the side, until the beads reach the spot where your ear starts to get thicker. Press gently until it holds.
If it feels tight, move it a little further up, where your ear is thinner. If it slides, bring it down towards the thicker point. It's a small piece, so the right spot is a narrow one: it takes a try or two to find.
Taking it off. Slide it back up the way it came. Never pull it straight out.
Ear cuffs grip where your ear gets thick, not by squeezing. So there's no size to pick: there's a spot on your ear that works, and you find it in a try or two.
Shipping & returns
Free tracked shipping worldwide, no minimum.
Orders arrive within 6 to 15 business days.
30-day returns, no questions asked. We cover the return shipping.
Materials & care
Gold: PVD real gold plated stainless steel. Waterproof and hypoallergenic.
Silver: platinum plated stainless steel, polished finish.
Both finishes are surface platings, not solid metal, and they can scratch against other metal. Store them apart from your other jewellery.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wearing.
Where this one lives
Hair tucked behind your ear, phone camera flipped to check the side. You add it last and turn your head a little further to see it.
It's the piece people notice from the side: across a table, or in the photo someone else took.
Small enough that you forget it's there, until you see that photo.