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.10 ct. t.w. Diamond Curved Flat-Back Ear Climbers in Sterling Silver

$99
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Sterling Silver
14kt Yellow Gold
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The deeper story

Fresh & Current

The ear climber's influence on subsequent earring design is visible in how designers now approach the ear as a surface. The format's success with the helix zone made it credible to design for points above the lobe: leading to the curation movement and the array of formats that now engage the conch, tragus, and cartilage as distinct design territories. The ear climber opened the surface; what followed filled it.

Made With Purpose

The flat back post earring system, using a threadless or internally threaded post with a flush-fitting disc back, was developed for cartilage piercing applications where conventional backs create comfort issues at curved ear anatomy. The format's clean profile and lobe comfort led to its adoption across fine jewelry construction.

A Storied Heritage

Diamond's jewelry history starts in India in at least the 4th century BCE (from alluvial deposits, to ancient trade routes, South Asia to the Mediterranean) the stone was in circulation long before modern cutting techniques existed.

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