Earrings "Fjočice" or on Pelješac called "Trepteruše" are an example of traditional jewelry that was created after baroque templates preserved in the famous goldsmith's booklet on the island of Korčula from the middle of the 18th century.

Elegant stringing of filigree balls, dissolved bokor of golden petals decorated with refined filigree form an exceptional goldsmith's creation that respects all traditional customs, but also brings numerous personal interventions of an inspired master goldsmith.

Earrings are traditionally worn by the bride on the wedding day, and in doing so enrich this solemn act with their elegance and beauty, and remain as a memory and wealth on that special day. Earrings have several names and are popularly called "Fjoke", "Fjočice", "Treptreuše", "Vjenčane", "Svatovske" and similar jewelry.

Regardless of the name, the earrings will beautify the festive occasions for which they are intended with their luxurious and elegant performance. "Fjoke", "Fjočice", "Treptreuše", "Venčane", i.e. "Svatovske" earrings are offered in three sizes, and they are made of 14, 18 and 22 karat gold.

The earrings are handmade in our workshops in Dubrovnik paying special attention to every detail of the workmanship, while bringing the emotion of the history and tradition of the old town of Dubrovnik when making jewelry.

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