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These Pan hoop earrings showcase an asymmetrical design of unexpected patterning of gold among matte glass beads. One earring in each pair features a gold-beaded segment along the backside of the hoop.
These Pan hoop earrings showcase an asymmetrical design of unexpected patterning of gold among matte glass beads. One earring in each pair features a gold-beaded segment along the backside of the hoop.
Working with Japanese glass seed beads in exceptionally small proportions, the designs in our Selene Collection highlight the fluidity in the nature of the materials and the precious quality of subtle details. Accented with 14k gold-filled beads, we created patterns and details that work beautifully in singular presentation or in layered combinations.
Each earring hoop is hand hammered from 14k gold-filled wire and meticulously beaded in our San Francisco studio.
Details:
Each piece of Abacus Row jewelry is carefully crafted by hand in our studio. We use high-quality materials that will last if handled and maintained with reasonable care.
GENERAL CARE
We recommend putting your jewelry on in the morning after showering and applying any moisturizers or fragrances, and removing your jewelry in the evening before going to bed.
Due to the everyday activities we subject our hands to, bracelets will see much more wear compared to necklaces and earrings. Avoid exposing your jewelry to wet or moist conditions, especially our pieces with silk cord. Take your jewelry off when you shower, swim, and handle chores around your home to help maintain the color of the silk cord and the condition of the beads.
Wearing your jewelry thoughtfully and not just continuously through all moments of your life will allow your piece to last for many years.
When you are not wearing your jewelry, store it separately from other jewelry to avoid tangling and to limit abrasion with other materials.
For a simple way to organize all of your jewels and to save space, store your jewelry in small resealable pouches so you can keep pieces separate and always see what’s inside.
MATERIALS
Below we offer specific notes on care based on material. You can find the materials associated with your particular piece of jewelry on the individual products page.
14k Gold-Filled Beads
Beading Material
As with all metals, the surface will reflect any abrasion. In general, very fine scratches can be expected with all jewelry but will more likely show on bracelets.
While these beads are structurally very strong and durable, they will not withstand being subjected to machinery or like forms of asserted mechanical pressure. If you are shipping any of our jewelry to a friend, such as a Friendship Bracelet, it is important to place the item in a padded mailer as opposed to in an envelope with a basic greeting card. Letters are processed through machinery that will marr or crush the beads.
Japanese Glass Seed Beads
Beading Material
Glass seed beads are durable but can easily be crushed if pressure is applied when placed between hard objects. Avoid placing any hard or heavy objects on top of or against your jewelry.
About Abacus Row:
Abacus Row is an independent brand of refined and understated jewelry. Our line reflects an unexpectedly subtle approach to beadwork. Thoughtfully detailed and meticulously crafted, each piece is designed for the sophisticated individual with a discerning eye and effortless sense of style.
Our jewelry is crafted in-house, at our production studio and showroom located at the intersection of the Nob Hill and Chinatown neighborhoods of San Francisco, California.
The Designer and Founder
Abacus Row was founded by Christine Trac in 2012. Christine’s work and appreciation for jewelry is shaped by a multicultural upbringing and an interdisciplinary background in ethnography and environmental conservation.
Christine views jewelry as objects of culture and identity and approaches her work with Abacus Row as a way of expressing subtle yet distinct narratives. She is inspired by both the natural ways in which things come together and the innovative approaches used to produce unexpected connections. Abacus Row is an on-going exploration of material and community intersections.