ACIES HUGGIE Yellow Gold Matte Vermeil, Black Enamel
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- Free worldwide shipping
- Made in Italy
- 2-Year Warranty
Embrace the allure of understated luxury with the Acies Matte Vermeil Earrings. Designed for the man who commands attention without saying a word, these earrings feature a matte 18K yellow gold finish over sterling silver, providing a modern twist on classic opulence. The bold black enamel is a nod to the wearer’s sophisticated taste, making these earrings an essential addition to any discerning gentleman’s collection.
Vermeil is an exquisite jewelry finish that combines luxury and durability. Our process consists of a generous 18-karat gold layer meticulously plated over solid sterling silver, exceeding industry standards of 14-karats. What truly sets vermeil apart from standard gold plating is the substantial 2.5-micron gold thickness, ensuring long-lasting beauty.
Care Tips:
- Avoid contact with fragranced products, lotions, and perfumes to preserve the plating.
- Store in a dry, soft-lined box, keeping pieces separated.
- Clean with a gentle microfibre cloth.
- Remove before swimming, bathing, or using chemical soaps.
- Apply perfumes and cosmetics before wearing your jewelry.
- Remove vermeil jewelry before sleeping to prevent wear.
- Do not use a silver cloth, as it may remove the gold plating.
Remember, all plating naturally fades with wear. While vermeil offers stunning jewelry at an affordable price, for lasting brilliance, consider investing in solid gold. Contact us to explore solid gold options. We do not currently offer a re-plating service.
Shipping to the United States
We cover all import duties and customs charges for US orders — so you won’t encounter any surprise delivery fees.
You will not be charged local sales tax at checkout, as we ship directly from our studio in Italy. (perhaps we don’t even need to mention this)
For orders over $800, US Customs may request a one-time IRS clearance form. Our delivery partner will guide you through this process if needed.
