Open Pebble Earrings

Open Pebble Earrings A Cherokee-Made Tribute You Can Wear Every Day These earrings carry the same story as our Pebble Necklace, just made for everyday wear. Named after Grandma Pebble Ross, a woman whose strength shaped generations of our family, each earring is hand-hammered by our Cherokee artists to carry that same signature "Pebble" texture — one piece hers, one piece yours to wear forward. Originally born from our custom pendant designs, the Open Pebble Earrings give you a lighter, everyday way to carry that legacy. Wear them on their own or paired with the Pebble Necklace for a matching set. ✅ Key Benefits Cherokee-Made, Not Inspired — Handcrafted by award-winning Cherokee artists in our Oklahoma studio Meaningful Design — Named for Grandma Pebble Ross, featuring our signature hammered "Pebble" texture Comfortable French Hook Ear Wire — Secure fit, easy on and off Lightweight and Wearable — Comfortable enough for all-day, everyday wear Gift-Ready — Packaged beautifully for birthdays, graduations, or a copper anniversary Supports a Native-Owned Family Business — Every purchase supports Cherokee artists directly 🔍 Product Details Diameter: 2" (each earring) Ear Wire: French hook (fish hook), copper Finish: Raw copper, hand-hammered, will patina naturally over time Crafted By: Cherokee artists in our home studio near Tulsa, Oklahoma Pairs With: Our Pebble Necklace, for a matching set 📖 Cultural Story The hammered "Pebble" texture on these earrings is more than a finish — it's a signature. It represents Grandma Pebble Ross, whose resilience and story have been passed down through our family of Cherokee artists. Every hammer mark is placed by hand, meaning no two pairs are ever exactly alike — just like no two stories are ever exactly the same. 📦 Shipping Processing Time: Ships in 2–3 business days Shipping Cost: $6.99 standard shipping Packaging: Packaged beautifully for gifting Tracking: Included on every order 🧼 Care Instructions Keep dry Avoid harsh chemicals and lotions Polish gently with a soft cloth Copper naturally develops a patina over time  this is normal and adds character Questions? Visit us at www.cherokeecopper.com.