





Clara & Co. Vale Copper Earrings
Other sellers are copying our story, photos, and designs to sell cheap imitations. We only sell from one place: www.claraandco.com. If you saw it anywhere else, it isn't ours.
OUR STORE IS CLOSING
When this timer ends, another piece leaves our store forever.
Every piece is going to a new home. Once they're gone, they're gone forever. 💔
A final gift to the community that made this store worth building
There's a quietness to these that I didn't plan it just came out of the copper that way.
I cut each groove by hand across the face of the hoop, one diagonal at a time, letting the polished line catch the light against the matte ground. The contrast was always the point something a little wild held inside something round and complete.
People who wear copper close to their skin tend to notice things. A softness somewhere. A steadiness they can't quite name. I've heard it enough times now that I've stopped being surprised.
I hope these find someone who appreciates the quiet things.
Material: 99.9% Pure Copper
Real jewelry isn't magnetic. Most jewelry sold online is either plated (a thin coating over a cheaper metal) or made with alloys that feel magnetic — that's the quickest way to spot a fake.
The test is simple:
- Grab any fridge magnet
- Hold it against your piece
- If it sticks — even slightly — it isn't real
- If it doesn't stick, you're holding the real thing
Every piece from Clara & Co. is made with genuine materials — never plated, never coated with cheap metals. Run the test the day it arrives. If it ever fails, we'll refund you immediately.
Once your order comes in, we get to work. Give us 5–7 days and we'll have it on its way to you — carefully packed, the same way we'd send something to a friend.
Our jewelry is designed to be worn every day — in the shower, while you sleep, during everyday activities. Real quality ages beautifully.
To keep the original shine: rinse with fresh water occasionally and pat dry. Otherwise — wear it freely. It's made to be lived in, not stored.
We offer cover shipping on all orders across the USA.
Every order is carefully packed before it leaves — wrapped the same way we'd send something to a friend.
Once your order is on its way, you'll receive a tracking number to follow its journey right to your home.
🇺🇸 USA: 5–10 Business Days
We currently ship to the United States only.
4 Reasons Women Have Worn Fine Jewelry for 3,000 Years
A Tradition That Predates Fashion
From Egyptian queens to Roman women to generations of mothers, jewelry has been worn against the skin for over 3,000 years — long before trends existed.
Made for Daily Wear
Light enough to forget, beautiful enough to notice. Our pieces are made to be worn every day — in the shower, the garden, while you sleep — without ever taking them off.
Develops Your Story
Real jewelry changes with you. Over time, your piece develops a character unique to your life — a quiet record of every day you've worn it. No two pieces ever look the same.
Heirloom Quality
Crafted by hand, one piece at a time. Real materials, no coatings — the same quality worn for centuries. No machines. No shortcuts.
About Me
Every piece I've made starts with the same intention: to be worn by someone who deserves something beautiful.
Fine jewelry has been pressed against human skin for thousands of years — by Egyptian queens, by Roman women, by every generation of mothers who came before us. Worn quietly, daily, against the skin. I've spent 40 years making these pieces by hand, and I've watched people come back year after year.
What started as a craft became something I can only describe as a calling. But now, my granddaughters are growing up without me there — and for the first time in 40 years, something matters more than the work.
Every piece in this collection was made by my hands, one at a time. There are only so many I can make — and once they're gone, I won't be making more.
— Clara, Founder of Clara & Co.
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My Mother Lived to 96.
She Wore Fine Jewelry Every Single Day.
Never took it off. Not in the shower. Not when she slept. Not even at her wedding.
We called it vanity. She called it tradition.
She grew up wearing jewelry every day — the same way her mother did, and her mother before her.
"You stopped wearing jewelry and started wondering why you feel less like yourself."
I dismissed it for years. Until I turned 50 and started looking at her — really looking — and realized she had aged differently than every other woman I knew.
She had what I think modern women have lost: a thing she put on every morning that connected her to her mother, her grandmother, and every woman who came before them. A small daily ritual. Three thousand years old. No schedule. Nothing to remember.
Her bracelet is now on my wrist.
Too late to tell her she was right. But not too late for you.

