These outstanding Sterling silver earrings for pierced ears are by the contemporary Scottish silversmith Russell Douglas Caldwell, whose studio 'Mithril Jewellery' specialises in Celtic designs. 

Here is a delightful pair of modernist silver ear studs, tiny but detailed with two overlapping sections, one smooth, one textured.  They bear no marks but are probably by Aagaard and probably Sterling silver.

These delicate silver drop earrings were made by the Norwegian smithy Unihjem Gullsmedverksted in Kristiansundm probably in the 1970s.  The style is related to the jewellery worn with folk costumes, the bunad, but simpler and with just a single dangle.  The screws can be replaced with hooks for pierced ears at no additional cost.

These fabulous Sterling silver earrings were created in the 21st century and were purchased as new, old stock. Each earring bears a different maker's mark., but were  probably  made by the same people

Here is an interesting pair of Sterling silver ear cuffs by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio)

Here is a simple but dramatic pair of Danish silver triangles, with hooks for pierced ears. The marks are illegible

Here is a fabulously elegant pair of Sterling silver Art Deco ear clips by the renowned Danish silversmith Hugo Grün, whose workshop in Copenhagen was operative from 1918 to 1985

Here is a beautiful pair of Sterling silver modernist ear clips by the Danish silversmith Børge Malling Jensen, whose workshop was registered from 1956 to 73.  The softly triangular design is emphasised by the black inlaid enamelling. 

Here is a lovely pair of Sterling silver amber earrings, in three sections, with  amber cabochons at the top and bottom.  The top sections have posts for pierced ears. The origin is unknown. 

Here is a nice pair of silver hoop earrings with posts for pierced ears. There are no markings, so the origin is unknown.

Here is a nice pair of chunky Sterling silver ear studs. They are hollow, so not as heavy as they look. There are no maker's marks.

Here is an extremely rare pair of Sterling silver earrings by the renowned Orkney silversmith Ola Gorie (see bio).  I have never seen this design before and am guessing it is a very early model.  The earrings are fitted with posts for pierced ears, but these could be substituted with screws if you wish. 

Here is a substantial pair of Sterling silver earrings with posts for pierced ears.  They are rectangular, with a frame containing a rose and leaf motif inspired by the designs of the Scottish Art Nouveau architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh,  They were made by the British company, Historic Originals

Large modernist freeform ear clips by the renowned Danish silver company Aarre & Krogh, based in Randers from 1949 to 1990

Here is a pair of lovely pure white enamel small ear clips in a stylised leaf design by the acclaimed Norwegian silversmith Arne Nordlie, who worked in Oslo from 1953.  The edges and back are silver gilt. 

These lovely Sterling silver earrings with screw fittings were made by the Danish silversmithy Fir.Munksgaard, registered in Fåborg until 1973.  Munksgaard made a lot of traditional pieces and this motif, with a ball set in a circle of coiled silver wire, was extremely popular in mid 20th century Denmark. 

Here is a nice pair of silver ear clips fashioned as a rose.  They are unmarked, so I cannot tell the grade of silver or who made them. Purchased in Denmark

Here are a delightful pair of white enamel and vermeil daisy clips.  Several silversmiths exploited the enduring popularity of the Anton Michelsen daisy designs and produced their own versions. These are by Viggo Pedersen, registered in Copenhagen, 1928 -74

Here is a very pretty and extremely rare pair of earrings by the Danish silversmithy Fir.Munksgaard, registered in Fåborg from 1963 to 73.  Munksgaard made a lot of traditional floral and foliage pieces, and these earrings are a good example of their craft, with blue enamel on the petals and as a feature on the screw section, which can be removed and subsituted with hooks.

Here is a fabulous pair of modernist ear clips by the Danish pewter specialist Jørgen Jensen. Each earring comprises a rod ending in a  concave dishare set with a light blue cabochon.

The clips can be converted to hooks for pierced ears, which I can do at no extra cost. Let me know. 

This item qualifies for the lower, non+precious metal, postal rate. Difference will be refunded after purchase.

Lovely new old stock long Sterling silver drop earrings with closing hooks  for pierced ears, made for the Danish company GIFA (Guldsmedenes Indkøbsforening). Can be converted to screws on request

Lovely new old stock long Sterling silver folded and textured earrings with posts and butterfly backs for pierced ears, made for the Danish company GIFA (Guldsmedenes Indkøbsforening).

Here is an extraordinary pair of Sterling silver earrings by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio).  I have seen this fabulous design as a brooch, but never dreamt it could also be used as an earring.  It is a styllised curved fish with an amethyst cabochon in the eye and postback in tail. 

Here is a lovely pair of large Sterling silver ear clips by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio). The ear clips feature From's trademark design . the off-centre cabochon.. I am also offering the matching ring (item 1336) with £10 cashback if you buy them both.

Buy the set or the pieces individually

Here is a lovely jewellery set by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From. The set comprises a necklace, bracelet and ear clips.  All three feature a stylised leaf. The links are quite lightweight. The necklace has a long extension chain. 

Here is a lovely pair of Sterling silver earrings (clips) by the Swedish designer Gertrud Engel for the leading Danish silversmith Anton Michelsen (see bio). I think these feathers rather than leaves. 

See matching brooch, item 1299

When Royal Copenhagen Porcelain took over the Anton Michelsen silver company in 1968, designers from both disciplines were encouraged to collaborate (see profile). Here are an interesting pair of ear clips by the artistic director of the Aluminia Fajence division of Royal Copenhagen, Niels Thorsson. The cast porcelain has been hand decorated with brown and gold and set with a silver clasp fitting.

Here is a lovely pair of earrings (clips) made by the distinguished Danish silversmiths Aarre & Krogs Eftf (see profile). One of their most popular designs was this stylised leaf. In this version, the leaf is grooved and has a little ball at its base.

Here is a huge pair of Sterling silver and abalone ear screws by the Danish master of modern minimalism. Arne Johansen (see bio)

Here is a pair of large statement earrings in an adaptation of a Charlies Rennie Mackintosh design by the Glasgow silversmith Carrick Jewellery Ltd. They have post backs for pierced ears.   

Here are a pair of pretty gilded leaf earrings - clips, in the Danish "Flora Danica" style. They appear to be real leaves, as they are not completely identical, and one is a fraction wider than the oth

Lovely guilloché with yellow enamel and silver-gilt ear clips designed by Willy Winnaess for David-Andersen, the leading Norwegian company.

Here is a fabulous modernist set by the Danish company Meka Reklamegaver -who were based in Holte 1951 - 1989.. The large Stering silver brooch is in the shape of a freeform star, accentuated by the guilloche pattern of radiating lines. Light blue enamel has been applied to the central, slightly concave area. The pattern is replicated in the small ear clips.

Buy the set for £88 or buy the brooch for £55 and the earclips for £35.

Here is a gorgeous pair of Sterling silver amber ear clips by the Danish silversmith Torben Støvring, registered in Randers from 1992 to 2007. The clear amber cabochons are held in a decorated frame without backs, to let the light through.

Here is a lovely pair of white enamel ear clips by the Norwegian silversmithy Elvik & Co. They have a swirling abstract design, guilloché enamel with silver gilt centres.

Condition: Excellent , no damage to the enamel, bright gilding on the front, somehat tarnished to the rear. Firm clips

Available as the set or indivdual pieces.

Here is a rare opportunity to acquire a whole set of jewellery by the Danish modernist master N.E.From (see bio).  There is a wonderful stylised leaf necklace with matching bracelet, brooch and ear clips. Buy the whole set for £395 or the individual items separately from £50. 

Here is a delicate pair of silver gilt guilloche enamel leaf earrings with screw fittings by the esteemed Norwegian silversmith Finn Jensen. Matches brooch item 909

Here is a wonderful pair of ear screws designed by Edvard Kindt-Larsen for Georg Jensen. They were probably designed in the 1930s or 1940s, as Kindt-Larsen died in the early 1950s, but the simple, functionalist form has made the design a timeless favourite, produced until recently and named 'Butterfly'.

For nearly 30 years, Georg Jensen has followed a tradition of launching an Annual Heritage Jewellery Collection. The 2004 centenary collection was base on a 1904 design by Georg Jensen, which I have seen on his brooch no.164. The 2004 version was produced with a plain silver cabochon as well as the onyx cabochon offered here

Here is a nice pair of guilloche enamel clips by the popular Norwegian silversmith Ivar T Holt.

Here is a very large pair of Sterling silver earrings with integral hooks for pierced ears.  Purchased in Denmark, they were made by a company using the mark ART,.

Here is a large pair of pewter earrings by the Danish maker Kjeld Hansen. They have fittings for peirced ears.

This item qualifies for a lower postal rate - difference will be refunded after purchase

Here is a gorgeous pair of Sterling silver stylised foliage ear clips by the renowned Danish silversmith Niels Erik From (see profile) 

Matching brooch available, item 708. Buy them both together for £10 refund/cashback

Fabulous Sterling silver drop earrings for pierced earrings by the renowned Danish silversmith Niels Erik From (see bio).  These earrings have a folded silver design, somewhat reminsicient of the Lapponia style. 

Here is an imposing pair of earrings by the Orkney company of Ortak. These magnificent pewter earrings have hook fittings for pierced ears, but they could be replaced with screws if preferred. The design of the earrings is called Skara Brae, after the neolithic village uncovered on the site of that name, but the design does not relate to this ancient period, rather the more recent Nordic prehistory of the island.The earrings are supplied in their original box. This item qualifies for the lower postal rate in the UK, as pewter is not a precious metal