ORA-C Willow Bow Earrings (Brass with Nephrite Jade)

Sculpted floral earrings with dangling bow details set with a small natural jade stone.

Brass with Sterling Silver backings.
Jade Nephrite center 
100% Nickle Free

Size: 87 mm long
Weight: 6.5g each earring
Sold as a pair.

Please note that these earrings are available with the Nephrite Jade stone (deep green stone) only. The other photos with different coloured gemstones are for size and styling references.

Brass and Silver Care:

Rub your brass and silver jewelry with a polishing regularly (ideally after each wear) to restore the shine of your brass and silver. Always store your pieces in a dry place, preferably in a jewelry box or the box it came with. Avoid the bathroom and any humid or sunny area to store your jewelry.

In the event where your brass has tarnished to a dark tone and you wish to restore it to it’s original color, regular white vinegar or a mix of lemon juice and baking soda are great non-toxic ways to clean your pieces. To do that, either dip your piece fully in said solution for a maximum of 5min, (when you have no stones) or use a soft tooth brush and apply your vinegar or lemon/baking soda mix on the metal areas only (ideally avoid pearls and all stones). You will see the metal lightening and regain it's original tone. Then rinse thoroughly with cold water and pat completely dry with a towel or even a fan. Once fully dried, proceed to rub your piece with a polishing cloth to give it back it's shine.

Hand crafted in Montreal, QC.

When you shop at Victoire you are supporting independent Canadian designers like Caroline Pham the creator and designer of ORA-C Jewelry. Carline meticulously fabricates every piece by hand in her Montreal studio as unique wearable sculptural works. Her pieces are delicate yet bold, featuring striking color compositions and textured metal work. While Caroline finds beauty in the imperfections of the handmade object, her work is grounded in the value of good craftsmanship. She takes inspiration from ancient techniques and artifacts of the past, but her self-taught and experimental approach to jewelry-making paired with her eye for expressive styling gives an edge to her work.