Gothic Rose Stud Earrings – 925 Silver Flower Ear Studs

Choose one accent flower or a balanced pair

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Listed size reference: 17 x 7 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 8 g; no per-ear mapping is supplied
• Quantity choices: Single earring or Two earrings
• Profile: Raised layered rose on a straight post

One rose works as an asymmetric accent; two create a matched floral set. The raised petals occupy more depth than a flat disc, so compare the side view as well as the front image. Do not infer that the 8 g reference applies to each piece.

Use the finger-scale photographs to judge the flower head because the 17 x 7 mm axes are not assigned. Check spacing around other piercings if the outer petals will sit near another stud.

Choose these when a sculpted flower is the whole focal point. A skull-flower composition or dangling botanical earring creates a different visual result.

Lift residue from the petal spiral without flattening detail

Wear only in a healed piercing and remove before sleep or tight headwear. Raised petal edges can press against the lobe or snag fibers even though the earring does not dangle.

Wipe the post and use a very soft brush from the center outward through the petal channels. Rinse and dry the inner spiral carefully; do not scrape the dark recesses with a pin.

APP guidance makes finish, weight and wearer response part of healed-piercing suitability. CCI recommends minimizing abrasive polishing on detailed silver objects.

Keep each rose face-up with the post protected so the layered petals are not crushed against another earring.

Layered petals create depth from every viewing angle

The central bud curls inward while broader outer petals flare unevenly, so the flower is intentionally organic rather than perfectly circular. Angled images show real side depth, and the back retains a rounded floral base around the post.

The catalog does not name a botanical rose variety, black coating, enamel, gemstone or symbolic promise. Dark channels are visible between petals, but the finishing method is not documented.

The three-dimensional rose head has no skull, stem or dangling component, distinguishing it from flower-and-skull rings and flat floral medallion studs.

Petal depth, quantity and silver-wear questions