





Holly Yashi - Tideline Post Earrings
When less is more, Holly Yashi's Tideline Post Earrings deliver. Accented with a drizzle of vibrant color, these smart geometrics will prove themselves to be endlessly wearable wardrobe staples.
Designed and created by Holly Yashi
1.25" drop
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About Holly Yashi
Since 1981, the team at Holly Yashi has been making quality, handcrafted artisan jewelry in their Redwood Coast design studio in Arcata, California. For over 40 years, their signature style of colorful and lightweight niobium metal is still what makes Holly Yashi jewelry unique and irresistible. Each design is crafted by hand in small, high quality batches, one piece at a time.
In 198 Holly and Paul 'Yashi' were looking for creative ways to combine their unique skill sets. Holly, who majored in studio art with an emphasis in jewelry making, and Paul, who graduated with a double degree in industrial technology and music, knew they wanted to work together. They transformed their one-car garage into a design studio and started their lifelong career creating Holly Yashi.
Holly and Paul discovered the magic within a seemingly dull gray metal called niobium. Through an expedited oxidation process, niobium is dipped into a bath of electrically charged water which turns the metal into hues of rich, permanent color. The beautiful result is a look that has become the signature style of Holly Yashi for the last thirty five years.