Ca D'Oro Olives Earrings - Ivory Gold

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So feminine and trendy, these Murano earrings are for the woman who values classic Italian style and unique Venetian heritage. Each unique earring features a gorgeous olive-shaped Murano glass bead in beautifully feminine light cream color accentuated with 24K gold foil embedded in the glass. These Murano earrings feature gold-plated surgical steel ear hooks for great style and all-day allergy-free comfort. These gorgeous Venetian earrings made in the ancient tradition by skilled Murano Glass masters will magically transport you to the splendor and opulence of Venice.
The olive bead on the earring measures 5/8 inch in length and 3/8 inch in width in its widest part. The earrings come with an attractive velvet pouch and the certificate of authenticity.

Because each item is a unique work of art made by hand, slight variations of colors and patterns are possible.

These earrings are a part of Ca D'Oro collection.

To see the whole collection, please click here.

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The ultimate symbol of status and power, gold was always held in high regard in Venice. Once Murano Glass artisans learned how to infuse gold into their creations, their fame spread far beyond Venice. The captivating mix of 24K gold with transparent or colorful blown glass has been the secret of Venetian glass masters for centuries, the magic behind their artworks, which exude soft golden glow and sparkle gently in the light. More recently Murano artisans have been creating jewelry from Murano Glass beads lined with gold leaf. To create each bead the master wraps a very thin layer of 24K gold foil around the glass base under a flame, and then adds a layer of clear or colored glass on top. The gold-lined Murano Glass bead is then put into a special annealing camera, after which it is ready to become a pendant, be strung onto a necklace or bracelet, or used to create other jewelry. Enjoy your gold-infused Murano Glass jewelry, knowing that every bead was handcrafted with skill and utmost care in the famous glass workshops of Murano, Italy.