Carved Orb Studs

A sphere carved with stars — aged silver that catches light from every angle.

Most round studs are smooth — polished beads that reflect everything and say nothing. You don't want a mirror ball on your ear. You want something with facets, with grooves that catch shadow instead of bouncing light back. A carved sphere reads differently from every angle. It's not decorative — it's architectural.

A sphere in oxidized silver with star-shaped facets carved across the entire surface. No stone, no fill — just metal cut into triangular planes that shift between light and shadow as you move. The darkened grooves between the facets give the sphere a topography, a sense that the surface was worked, not stamped. From one angle it reads as a ball. From another, the star pattern emerges. You have to turn it to see it all.

You're waiting in line, scrolling your phone. Someone behind you notices the facets catching light as you shift your weight. They don't say anything. But they looked. That's the thing about carved surfaces — they earn their own attention.