Small yet stylish, this elegant spiral ear cuff is handcrafted for a comfortable fit - simply adjust with gentle pressure. Available in gold, silver, copper or rose, it can be worn alone or paired with other accessories.

Please ADD AN ORDER COMMENT to let me know which colour/s you would like; you can order to different colours in a pair if you prefer

The spiral motif has appeared in ancient art around the world for millennia, including amongst ancient Irish stone carvings and metalwork - a history that adds meaning to this beautiful jewellery.

If this is a gift, why not pair it with a Celtic art greeting card? Take a look here.

Handmade by Bróna in Lake Macquarie NSW.

Materials & Details

• Spiral Size: 5-6mm diameter
• Stem Length: ~5mm (sits 5mm from the ear edge)
• Wire: 1mm high-quality copper, silver-plated, with clear or tinted tarnish-resistant* coating
• Hypoallergenic? The coated copper core may be gentler on sensitive ears than some bare metals.

Processing & Shipping

• Handmade to order - allow 1-3 days for crafting and dispatch
• FREE SHIPPING Australia-wide (standard tracked postage with Australia Post)
• Need it sooner? Express Shipping upgrade available at checkout.
• Signature on delivery upgrade option available here (please select this just once per order)

Sustainability & Packaging

• Packaged in a reusable, unbleached cotton pouch with a hand-stamped handmade jewellery card, or recyclable lightweight card gift box (gifting box is an optional add-on available here; size will vary depending on contents)
• Protected with 100% recycled acid-free tissue paper
• Small items will be shipped in a slim, recyclable cardboard box to reduce environmental impact

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*A note on tarnishing: pH levels in skin can affect silver and copper. While the tarnish-resistant coating helps, proper care - keeping jewellery dry and avoiding perfumes or detergents - can prolong its shine.

(Note: Each handmade piece is unique, so slight variations may occur. Colours may appear differently on screens.)