Sakura Asymmetric Earring Set

• Two pieces, made as one idea — not a single earring, and not a matching pair: a composed asymmetric set, assembled to work together on your face.
• Yours, down to the metal — choose silver or rose gold so the set sits with your rings, your chain and your dress, not against them.
• Made after you order — nothing is pre-boxed; your chosen finish is built when the order comes in.
• Sculpted by hand, petal by petal — the blossom is shaped individually, so no two sets are ever quite the same.
• Designed to read from a distance and up close — a clear silhouette in photographs, real detail in the hand.
• Asymmetry that looks intentional — the smaller blossom balances the statement side rather than disappearing next to it.
• Works beyond the wedding — editorial shoots, occasionwear, a quiet Tuesday with a white shirt.
• Won't wilt — the blossom looks the same in year five as it does on the morning it arrives.
• Handmade in the UK — made in a studio, not a factory line.

With hair up
A low chignon or sleek bun gives the statement side room to fall and keeps both earrings fully visible. This is where the asymmetry reads strongest.

With a half-up style
Sweep the hair back behind the statement ear and let it fall loose on the miniature side. The imbalance in the hair mirrors the imbalance in the earrings.

With a veil
Wear the statement earring on the side you'll be photographed from most, and let the veil sit behind rather than over it. Fine, soft tulle works best — a heavier edge will catch the chain.

With the rest of your jewellery
Let the set be the only piece above the neckline. If you're wearing a necklace, keep it simple and in the same finish you choose here.

Beyond the wedding
With hair tucked behind one ear and an open-neck shirt or a plain slip dress, the set carries an ordinary outfit on its own.

For your bridal party: connected, not matched
Choose the statement set for yourself and the same finish for your bridesmaids in a smaller piece, so the palette carries through the photographs without anyone looking uniformed. Message us before ordering and we'll work out the combination together.

Doing a hair trial? Send us a photo and we'll tell you which side the statement blossom should sit on.

These blossoms won't wilt, and a little care keeps the finish as it arrived.

• Put the earrings in last, after hair and make-up are done — hairspray and perfume before, never after.
• Hold the earring by its fitting rather than by the blossom or the chain when putting it on.
• Keep them away from heat, flames and hot styling tools.
• Keep them dry: take them off before swimming, and shelter them from heavy rain.
• At the end of the day, unhook gently and check the chain hasn't caught in your hair.
• Store the two earrings flat in their own box, away from heavier jewellery that could press on the petals.