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Ten Thousand Villages Elisa Sterling Hoop Earrings

Name: Ten Thousand Villages Elisa Sterling Hoop Earrings
Brand: Ten Thousand Villages
SKU: B3259551
Price: 79.99 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

Ten Thousand Villages Elisa Sterling Hoop Earrings channel sleek, timeless elegance with a clean, minimal silhouette. The hoops are made in sterling silver, their surface bright and smooth, catching light with a quiet polish. A secure latch back keeps them snug while you move, making them ready to wear from coffee runs to after-work drinks. The design is understated enough to pair with the Brilla Sterling Silver Charms for a customizable look.

On the ear, the hoop sits close and refined, a versatile anchor for everyday edits. The latch back offers reassurance so you don't have to check your ears constantly, and the slim profile invites effortless layering with other studs or hoops. They adapt to different vibes: with a graphic tee and blazer for city days, or with a sleek dress for evening moments. They carry a touch of craft without shouting, letting your personal style do the talking.

Ten Thousand Villages elevates everyday jewelry by pairing fair, craft-driven making with modern silhouettes. The Elisa hoops echo the brand's Guatemala-based artisan collective ethos, making a quiet statement about heritage and contemporary design. Style note: try with a shoulder-daring chain or stack with tiny studs to echo the Brilla line.

Materials / Fabrication

Sterling silver
Secure latch back closure
Classic hoop silhouette
Designed to pair with Brilla Sterling Silver Charms for a customizable look
Handcrafted by a women-led artisan collective in Guatemala

Recommended Care

Wipe with a soft jewelry cloth to remove oils and restore shine
Store in a dry, anti-tarnish pouch or jewelry box away from humidity
Avoid contact with water, lotions, perfumes, and household chemicals; remove before swimming or showering
Gently polish with a silver polishing cloth if tarnish appears; avoid abrasive cleaners
If cleaning is needed, use mild soap and water and dry thoroughly

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About Ten Thousand Villages

Ten Thousand Villages is a nonprofit fair trade retailer that brings artisan-made goods from around the world to everyday shoppers. Built on partnerships with craftspeople in dozens of countries, the brand emphasizes ethical sourcing, living wages, and transparent trade practices. Its product mix spans jewelry and accessories, clothing and apparel, home decor, textiles, and gifts, all crafted by hand with attention to detail and sustainability. Founded in 1946 by Edna Ruth Byler, it was one of the first global fair trade initiatives and remains a leading voice in responsible retail. For shoppers, the brand offers distinctive, story-rich pieces you can feel good about adding to your closet, home, or gifting wardrobe. ()