These are oxidized 925 sterling silver earrings made from a clean silver wire that loops into an open almond shape with two little curls inside. The finish reads like a soft gray patina, not shiny chrome, and the hook is simple and thin. Each earring ends with one round Tahitian pearl tucked at the bottom, like a weight that keeps the swirl hanging the right way. The pearl is deep charcoal with that green-blue flash you only catch when it turns. The pearl is held on a small fixed point at the bottom so it stays centered while the silver scroll does the moving.

The Tahitian pearl here looks smoky and dark, with a slick peacock sheen when the light hits it. People usually reach for pearls when they want something calming and steady, like a quiet reset without making a big deal about it. They also get worn as a kind of protection piece, especially for travel or stressful days. The curled silver shape feels like it’s guarding the pearl instead of just holding it there.

BORA started with three brothers working out of Brooklyn, and it still has that small-studio, hands-on feel. The designs lean Mediterranean in spirit, built in oxidized sterling silver and warmed up with bronze or gold accents.