No Green Skin
No green skin.
It's a policy, not a slogan.
Every post and hook we sell is 925 sterling silver — not "silver-tone," not "silver-plated," not a mystery alloy with a nice name. Sterling. The part that goes through your ear is the part we refuse to compromise on, because it's the part that decides whether you can wear these all day or spend the afternoon quietly regretting them.
We leave the green for the money, not your lobes.
What's actually in them
| Posts & hooks | 925 sterling silver. Hypoallergenic, made for sensitive ears. |
| The fun part | Hand-enameled, or hand-finished resin. Enamel is glass-like — durable through daily wear, properly glossy, and it doesn't fade. |
| Weight | Most studs are 1–5g. Even the big dangles stay light. You'll forget you're wearing them. Nobody else will. |
| Batches | Small. We'd rather sell out of something than make ten thousand of it. |
| Designed | By us, in Canada. |
| Ships | From Canada. Free over $50. Gift-ready, every order. |
About the price
We'll say the numbers out loud, because most brands won't.
Most of our pieces sit between $18 and $30. A few tiny ones start at $9. The biggest, most involved dangles go up to about $58.
That's deliberate. Here's the thinking:
$300 shouldn't be the price of having a personality. Artist-made jewelry is wonderful and we love it, but if a fun pair of earrings costs as much as a flight, you buy one, you're precious about it, and it lives in a box.
$4 isn't a bargain if it's rubbish. Cheap novelty earrings are cheap because of what's touching your ear. You wear them twice, they irritate, they go in the bin. You didn't save money — you rented some earrings badly.
We sit in the middle on purpose. Priced so you can own several and choose one based on what kind of day it's going to be. Built so that in three years they're still in rotation.
No price gouging. No mystery metals. No green ears.
Made to last, with a little help
Enamel and resin are tough but not invincible — keep them dry, store them in the pouch, put them on after your perfume. Full instructions on our Jewelry Care & Repairs page.
And if something goes wrong, email us at wehearyou@nhoi.world. A real human — who names earrings for a living — will answer.