Asymmetrical Micromosaic Earrings: A Tale of Two Halves

Each pair is a conversation between two distinct subjects, like a bird finding its flower. When we work together, we will decide which two scenes from your personal narrative will appear on each ear, ensuring the two halves complement each other perfectly.

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.