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Built for everyday weight, shipped with less friction.
Sterling silver base for sensitive daily wear.
Try the weight, the darkness, the fit — return with ease.
Cross Bloom Studs are built around a dark center, carved petals, and a screw-on back that carries the same shape as the front.
Cross jewelry is everywhere — polished, plated, mass-produced until it means nothing. You don't wear a cross to blend in. And you don't want one that's trying too hard to be edgy either. This one does something different: the cross opens up like a flower, and at the center sits a black onyx that doesn't reflect light. It's a symbol that doesn't perform. It just is.
The stone absorbs light instead of returning it. It anchors the cross flower without turning it into sparkle. The center stays dark, grounded, and quiet.
The cross petals carry scrollwork carving that only shows up close. It keeps the surface from feeling flat, but it does not turn the piece decorative. The detail is there for the second look.
Most earrings have a face and a back. This one has two faces. From the back, the screw-on closure is another cross flower — not a rubber stopper, not a plain disc. Both sides are worth seeing.
Polished silver would make the symbol perform. Oxidized silver keeps the carving grounded, darkens the recesses, and lets the black onyx stay quiet.
A cross-flower in oxidized silver with a round black onyx set at the center of each. The stone absorbs light instead of returning it. The cross petals carry scrollwork carving that only shows up close. From the back, the screw-on closure is another cross flower — not a rubber stopper, not a plain disc. Both sides are worth seeing.
Most earrings have a face and a back. This one has two faces. When someone catches you from the side, they see the same cross flower they saw from the front. The design doesn't hide behind your ear.
You're at a bar. Someone notices the black stone, then catches the cross flower on the back when you turn. "Both sides?" they ask. "Both sides," you say. That's the whole point.
| Product Name | Cross Bloom Studs |
|---|---|
| Material | S925 Sterling Silver |
| Stone | Black Onyx |
| Size | 5*5.9mm |
| Gauge | 18G / 0.8mm screw-on post |
| Closure | Screw-on cross flower back |
| Weight | Lightweight — 1.2g per earring |
| Finish | Aged / oxidized silver |
Wear it with heavy cotton, washed black denim, ribbed knits, leather, or anything with a worn surface. Cross Bloom Studs work best when the outfit already has texture — not too clean, not too polished.
For a quieter look, wear it alone as a dark symbol on the ear. For more weight, pair it with oxidized silver hoops, black-stone studs, turquoise pieces, or other aged-metal pieces. Keep the palette grounded: black, charcoal, bone, faded brown, cold grey, washed indigo.
S925 silver naturally develops surface character over time. The oxidized finish is part of the design, so avoid aggressive polishing cloths on the darkened grooves, scrollwork, and screw-on back details.
Keep away from perfume, chlorine, alcohol-based products, and prolonged moisture. After wearing, wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store separately to reduce scratches.
The screw-on back is part of the design. It repeats the cross flower shape instead of hiding as a plain stopper.
The black onyx may read almost flat in low light. That quiet darkness is intentional — the stone is meant to hold ground, not perform.
The oxidized finish may vary slightly from piece to piece. That variation is expected and gives each stud its own worn-in surface.
