Custom Name Earrings
Small enough for every day, personal enough to notice.
Gemiria name earrings come in two shapes, drop and ear climber, each side crafted as one connected piece in Latin, Arabic, Hebrew, Korean, Japanese or Cyrillic script. Up to 9 characters in Latin script, four finishes, and posts and findings that carry the same nickel free finish as the front.
What can I choose from here?
Drops hang below the lobe. Ear climbers follow the curve of the ear upward. Same name, two very different looks. Pieces with a script in their name are made in that script; every other pair takes any of the six.
- Custom Name Drop Earrings, any of six alphabets
- Custom Name Ear Climber Earrings, any of six alphabets
- Custom Arabic Name Drop Earrings, Arabic
- Custom Arabic Name Ear Climber Earrings, Arabic
- Custom Hebrew Name Drop Earrings, Hebrew
- Custom Hebrew Name Ear Climber Earrings, Hebrew
- Custom Korean Name Drop Earrings, Korean Hangul
- Custom Korean Name Ear Climber Earrings, Korean Hangul
- Custom Japanese Name Drop Earrings, Japanese
- Custom Japanese Name Ear Climber Earrings, Japanese
- Custom Cyrillic Name Drop Earrings, Cyrillic
- Custom Cyrillic Name Ear Climber Earrings, Cyrillic
- Custom Bridesmaid Name Drop Earrings, any of six alphabets
- Custom Bridesmaid Name Ear Climber Earrings, any of six alphabets
- Custom Maid of Honor Name Drop Earrings, any of six alphabets
- Custom Maid of Honor Name Ear Climber Earrings, any of six alphabets
- K-pop Idol Name Drop Earrings, Latin
- K-pop Idol Name Ear Climber Earrings, Latin
- K-pop Idol Name Drop Earrings in Korean, Korean Hangul
- K-pop Idol Name Ear Climber Earrings in Korean, Korean Hangul
Drop or ear climber?
Two shapes, same name, same finishes.
- Drop earrings. The name hangs below the lobe from a small huggie hoop. The more classic of the two.
- Ear climbers. The name follows the curve of the ear upward. Bolder, and more visible in profile.
What do people buy these for?
- A christening or a naming day, kept for the child until she is old enough to wear them
- A milestone birthday, the thirtieth, the fortieth, the one that deserves 18K Gold Vermeil
- A birthday for someone whose name is always misspelled, finally written the way it should be
- A first Mother's Day or a push present, the baby's name, days after you learned it
- A gift for a girlfriend, a sister or a best friend, where something generic would not land
- Something you buy for yourself, because your own name deserves to be worn
- A bridal party, a matching pair for every bridesmaid, each with her own name
Where else can the same name go?
The same six scripts and the same finishes, in a different shape.