Everyday Earrings For Mature Women By Jewelry Designer Amy Masor Announced

Jun 20, 2023

Amasor Jewelry, the online boutique of the creative and unique jewelry designer Amy Masor, has a new collection of everyday earrings.

Los Angeles, United States - June 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Amasor Jewelry’s new earring collection has been crafted in timeless sterling silver and has been made with mature women in mind. Amy Masor is proud to be one of the few jewelers in America who are making handcrafted pieces for older women, who know their style and themselves.

More information is available at https://amasorjewelry.com/

Amasor Jewelry’s new sterling silver earring collection represents another evolution in Amy Masor’s style as a handcrafted jewelry maker. The brand has long developed a reputation amongst their loyal clients for their one-of-a-kind pieces, which often use rare natural stones and vintage beads, and now Amasor is crafting more structural and bold statement pieces that can still be enjoyed and worn every day.

Their unique handcrafted sterling silver earrings have been made in an array of styles and designs with both long and short drop earring styles now available, as well as classic and oval hoops, and triangular and chandelier-shaped earrings.

With Amasor’s new collection, Amy Masor has also played with textures. As such, her new earrings offer wearers both the more classic polished sterling silver finish alongside hammered, burnished and filigree looks. Crystal and natural stone accented pieces are also now available for purchase.

Highlights of Amasor Jewelry’s new everyday earring collection for mature women include their Squares on Point - Sterling Silver Earrings. These contemporary earrings feature a textured, open sterling silver square that frames a clear Swarovski crystal.

Also popular is the boutique jeweler’s new Budding - Sterling Silver Earrings, which showcase Amy Masor’s unique handmade style with their visually distinctive blooming fern-inspired design, which is set within an understated and classic oval shape.

Amasor Jewelry is the online boutique of Amy Masor, an artisan jewelry maker who creates one-of-a-kind pieces by hand. In addition to earrings, she also crafts bespoke necklaces and bracelets.

The creative and unique jeweler said of her pieces and her design ethos, “​I am not sure how to describe what makes my jewelry so different. I do not have just one style because I love everything from sapphires to seed beads to pearls to ethnic beads, thus I design jewelry that is from ethnic to elegant to everyday.”

More details can be found at https://amasorjewelry.com/product-category/earrings/silver-earrings/

Contact Info:
Name: Amy Masor
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Organization: Amasor Jewelry
Address: Bluebell Ave., Los Angeles, CA 91607, United States
Website: https://amasorjewelry.com

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