Short CLAY Earrings

When an earring needs to last all day without being bothersome, size and weight matter as much as design. These short enameled ceramic earrings combine a discreet format with a golden finish and a touch of color that makes them recognizable without being overly flashy.

What makes them work

• Hand-enameled ceramic: each piece has a unique finish with a soft shine and solid color, without the plastic look of other materials.
• Short and light format: they are worn without feeling the weight, without getting tangled in the hair or interfering with headphones or masks.
• Golden details that frame the ceramic and elevate the piece without overdoing it.
• Secure push-back closure: they are put on in seconds and do not come loose during the day.
• Handmade in Spain: artisanal production with quality control on each pair.

For everyday and beyond

They are the type of earring you put on in the morning and don't think about again. They work with work clothes, weekend looks, and any occasion where you want a touch of color without the accessory dominating the outfit. The turquoise, aubergine, and orange tones allow you to choose according to your mood or the day's palette.

Handcrafted ceramic earrings that prove that small sizes also have character.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Is the enameled ceramic durable, or can it chip with everyday bumps?
A: Enameled ceramic is a solid material, but like any handcrafted piece, it's advisable to avoid direct impacts against hard surfaces. For normal daily use, they are completely functional; store them in a case to protect the finish when you're not wearing them.

Q: Are they suitable for wearing all day in the office or with a mask?
R: Yes, their short format makes them very practical for daily use. They don't dangle or snag, and their light weight makes them comfortable even during long days.

Q: How do you clean them to maintain the shine of the enamel?
A: A soft, dry cloth is sufficient. Avoid submerging them in water or using chemical products directly on the ceramic, as this could affect the enamel over time.