Jasminum Filigree Ear Studs in Sterling Silver

Pusaka by Edwin Charmain Verified independent store

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A pair of filigree ear studs shaped through the form of Jasminum sambac — Arabian jasmine, recognised in Indonesia as Puspa Bangsa, a flower associated with purity, continuity, and ceremonial presence. Each bloom is constructed in sterling silver through strand-by-strand filigree work, forming a light and compact floral structure. The form is designed as a contained point, sitting close to the ear as a quiet, stable presence. The jasmine flower carries cultural significance across Indonesia and Southeast Asia, where it is used in wedding rituals and everyday ceremonial contexts as a symbol of love, grace, and continuity in daily life. Secured with butterfly scroll backings, the studs are balanced between function and form, allowing the floral structure to remain visually present while remaining suitable for everyday wear. Together, the pair forms a mirrored composition of two contained floral points — a dual structure that becomes part of everyday ritual, reflecting continuity and grace. — Handcrafted in London through strand-by-strand filigree construction, using fine silver wire that is shaped and placed individually. The process is slow and controlled, informed by Indonesian craft traditions and carried through a contemporary approach to form and composition. Show more