stackable jewelry

These elegant dangle earrings showcase the natural beauty of onyx through a harmonious stack of three polished stones in deep jewel tones. Presented by India's Rahul Jain, each earring features rounded square beads that transition from serene turquoise to rich burgundy to mossy green, creating a sophisticated color story that complements any complexion. The lustrous onyx stones are separated by sleek stainless steel beads that add subtle shimmer and definition, while stainless steel hooks ensure comfortable wear. With their organic variations in color and pattern, these earrings celebrate the unique character of genuine gemstones in a design that effortlessly bridges casual and dressy occasions.

Beads of sese wood, coconut shell, and recycled plastic are stacked like stoic monoliths in this pair of dangle earrings from Ghana. Designed by Catherine Offei Kwapong, the earrings feature shades of brown, hanging from brass hooks.

Rich jasper cubes stack like architectural treasures in these sophisticated dangle earrings, their deep cognac and chocolate tones echoing Bali's volcanic landscapes. Ayu Widiani's design punctuates each earthy stone with brilliant 18k gold-plated brass beads, creating a rhythm of color and shine that feels both grounded and luxurious. These are earrings for the woman who finds beauty in natural contrasts, where rustic meets refined in perfect harmony.

These vibrant dangle earrings showcase the warm, sunset glow of genuine carnelian in a sleek linear design. Each piece features three perfectly polished carnelian beads stacked vertically, their rich orange hue radiating energy and confidence. Tiny stainless steel beads nestle between each stone, creating elegant spacing while adding a touch of metallic contrast to the earthy gemstones. Suspended from stainless steel hooks, these earrings presented by India's Rahul Jain bring a pop of color and movement to your look with their lightweight comfort and timeless geometric appeal.

Designed Akwele Suma, these Ghanaian dangle earrings make for an eco-friendly accessory wherever they go. She weaves recycled paper into two stacks below beads of sese wood and recycled plastic that swing below brass hooks. The earrings are named Pampam, a Ga word that translates to "store on a head."

The artist uses the paper at hand so paper colors will vary, making each design a unique example of handcrafted art. These beads receive a protective coat of clear nail polish.