Gold Flotsam Earrings
Motley x Sim & Stout
1 left in stock
£190
FAIRLY PRICED
18k Gold Vermeil
Vermeil is a longer-lasting plating technique which applies a thick layer of gold plate on a solid sterling silver base
Textured riffs on classic shapes come together beautifully in these elegant pieces.
The Story of the Piece
Textured riffs on classic shapes come together beautifully in these elegant pieces. These are drop earrings in the true sense of the word – jaw-dropping. Can be paired with its sister Jetsam for an off-kilter, conversation-stopping piece.
Also available in 925 sterling silver.
Every piece of Motley jewellery comes beautifully packaged and gift-ready, with its own free travel pouch and polishing cloth.
About the Designers
Sim & Stout is a collaboration between artists Katie Stout and Simone Paasche. Katie specialises in furniture and Simone has a fine jewellery line called SPUR; they've combined their skill sets to create a range that celebrates women, friendship and adorning your best bits. The two have been getting into mischief ever since meeting at the Rhode Island School of Design a decade ago.
Sizing & Materials
18 karat gold vermeil
Drop: 6.6 cm
Width: 1.9 cm
Weight: 9.55 g
Delivery & Returns
We offer next day and standard delivery in the UK and worldwide, with free delivery in the UK when you spend over £150. For more info click here.
If it is in stock, we are ready to ship immediately.
Pre-order items will take approximately 3-4 weeks. We will keep you up to date on expected delivery.
You can return your Motleys for free within 30 days. Read about our returns policy here.
Please note that all engraved items will be dispatched ten working days after placing your order.
About the designer
Sim & Stout
Sim & Stout is a collaboration between artists Katie Stout and Simone Paasche.
Katie specialises in furniture and Simone has a fine jewellery line called SPUR; they've combined their skill sets to create a range that celebrates women, friendship and adorning your best bits. The two have been getting into mischief ever since meeting at the Rhode Island School of Design a decade ago.
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