Asymmetrical Micromosaic Earrings: A Tale of Two Halves

My micromosaic work is a slow, meditative process. I use the Italian Tesserae technique, placing tiny, hand-cut glass pieces one by one to build a detailed image. Because each piece is created by hand in my Mumbai studio, no two earrings are ever identical.

The Asymmetrical Philosophy

I find perfection a little boring. My asymmetrical collections, like the 'Promise of Eden' or my Sakura-inspired sets, feature one earring with a main subject—often a bird or a deity—and another with the complementary floral element. They are designed to be worn together to complete a story, or even individually if you prefer a simpler statement.

Quality and Craftsmanship

Every pair is built on a solid foundation of 18k gold, either yellow or rose, finished with filigree or Chantilly lace textures. I use ethically sourced gemstones from Gemfields, such as Mozambican rubies or Zambian emeralds, to frame the mosaic panels.

A Personal Experience

Because I work one-on-one, I take the time to understand what matters to you. Whether you want to incorporate a specific flower, a memory of a forest, or a spiritual element, we start with a conversation. Since I operate by appointment only, we can ensure your piece receives the time and detail it deserves. You will receive an authenticity card for the micromosaic art and a purity certificate for the gold and diamonds with every purchase.