These earrings distill the metalsmith's process into wearable geometry. Each sterling silver sphere bears the deliberate texture of hammer strikes — a surface that reads as organic topography rather than machine-perfect finish. The dimpled, faceted texture catches and scatters light in unpredictable ways, creating visual movement that shifts with the wearer.

These earrings reference ancient metalworking traditions — the raised texture recalls coins struck by hand, vessels formed over stakes, the earliest human experiments with precious metal.

They work equally well with tailored minimalism or layered texture. The hammered surface means they never compete with other jewelry — they occupy their own visual frequency. On the ear, they create a clean geometric silhouette that's visible from every angle.

Each piece in the One A Day collection is unique. Variations in hammer texture are inherent to the process.