Tag: #Amsterdam

  • How to Choose a Ring That Flatters Your Finger Shape

    How to Choose a Ring That Flatters Your Finger Shape

    How to Choose a Ring That Flatters Your Finger Shape

    What is the best ring shape for my hand? Not every ring looks good on every hand. Here’s how to find yours.

    #sterling silver;#natural stone#handcrafted# size-guiding

     

    Short Fingers: Create Length

    Look for: Oval, marquise, or elongated shapes that draw the eye vertically.

    Avoid: Wide bands that cut across your finger horizontally.

    Earbij Pick: January Birthstone Ring – The organic elongated shape adds visual length without overwhelming small hands.

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    Long Fingers: Add Balance

    Look for: Wider bands, geometric shapes, or stacked styles that fill space.

    Avoid: Tiny delicate rings that get lost.

    Earbij Pick: Hedgehog Ring – Bold texture and substantial width balance longer fingers.

    Wide Knuckles: The Slip-Through Problem

    If rings get stuck at your knuckle but spin at the base:

    • Choose adjustable open rings

    • Look for tapered designs

    • Consider slightly larger sizes with sizing beads

    Earbij Service: Free resizing on open end rings. Contact us before purchase.

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    Small Hands: Proportion Matters

    Rings shouldn’t extend past your knuckle or touch neighboring fingers.

    Rule of thumb: The ring face should cover no more than 2/3 of your finger width.

    Earbij Pick: Torvella Ring – Compact natural stone design, perfect for smaller hands at €75.

    Try Before You Commit: Our Sizing Guide

    Not sure? Order your usual size. We offer:

    • 30-day exchanges

    • Free first resize

    • Detailed measurement guide

    Shop by Finger Type

    For Short Fingers

    € 95.00

    The Hedgehog Ring is a minimalist sterling silver ring featuring a distinctive textured surface. This handcrafted artisan piece embraces sharp, timele…

    3 in stock

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    Moonlight Bold Ring

    € 85.00

    1 in stock

    For Long Fingers

    Rijn Ring

    € 65.00

    The Rijn Ring features an architectural sculptural form with its folding design. This handcrafted sterling silver ring showcases Scandinavian minimali…

    3 in stock

    Butterfly Ring

    € 131.00

    The Butterfly Ring embraces the beauty of imperfection with its wabi-sabi inspired design. This handcrafted sterling silver ring features a hand-paint…

    1 in stock

    For Small Hands

    Starlight Ring

    € 55.00

    The Starlight Ring features delicate sterling silver adorned with subtle star-like nodes. This minimalist ring is handcrafted artisan jewelry for ever…

    2 in stock

    Moon Ring

    € 90.00

    This wide sterling silver band is adorned with meticulously applied silver granules using an ancient granulated technique. The delicate texture create…

    1 in stock

    Still unsure? DM us on Instagram @earbij with a photo of your hand (no jewelry). We’ll recommend styles personally.

  • Amsterdam Sunday Market

    Amsterdam Sunday Market

    Amsterdam Sunday Market

    Bathed in the light of a leisurely Sunday, the Sunday Market awakens a sense of appreciation for life’s finer details. Families and friends wander through the stalls with ease and joy, open to new encounters and discoveries. Our pieces rest quietly within this atmosphere—never loud, yet always drawing the attention of those who appreciate detail and texture. Each ring or earring becomes an invitation: to feel the calm of nature and the warmth left by the artisan’s hand.

    At the Sunday Market, time seems to move a little slower. The scent of coffee mingles with laughter, the breeze carries snippets of music, and sunlight dances across silver surfaces. In this quiet rhythm, our jewelry finds its own tempo—calm, reflective, and alive. Each piece feels like a small pause in the day, a reminder that beauty often lives in unhurried moments.

    There’s something profoundly human about the Sunday Market—a sense of community, of simple joy shared in small exchanges. Our handcrafted rings and earrings sit quietly among handmade pastries, woven baskets, and fresh blooms, becoming part of this gentle tapestry of life. To touch silver warmed by the sun is to touch something familiar, something deeply personal.

    Though set in the heart of the city, the Sunday Market carries a quiet echo of nature—wind brushing through linen tents, light filtering through leaves, the shimmer of silver mirroring the sky. Each earbij piece is a fragment of that harmony: shaped by hands, inspired by the earth, meant to be worn in rhythm with life itself.

  • Amsterdam Museum Market

    Amsterdam Museum Market

    Amsterdam Museum Market

    The Museum Market is nestled within Amsterdam’s artistic atmosphere, serving not only as a stage for designers and artisans but also as a space where inspiration and culture intertwine. In this setting, our handcrafted silver and natural gemstones seem to engage in a silent dialogue with the works of art surrounding them. Each ring carries the flow of time, resonating with the eternal treasures housed in the museum. For earbij, this market is not just an event—it is a way of placing “contemporary craft” within the context of “timeless art.”

    Museum Market

    Sunshine and silver story

    In the open courtyard of the Museum Market, the light shifts gently through the trees, falling on polished silver and softly glowing gemstones. Each piece catches a fragment of the sky, a fleeting reflection of Amsterdam’s calm afternoon. Here, art is not confined to gallery walls—it extends to every handmade surface, every trace of touch left by the maker.

    At the heart of the Museum Market lies a quiet balance between tradition and modernity. Amid sculptures and canvases, our jewelry becomes a subtle expression of contemporary craft—rooted in nature, shaped by human hands, and guided by restraint. It is in these moments, surrounded by art and curiosity, that earbij’s philosophy—of simplicity, sincerity, and timelessness—finds its purest form.

    What makes the Museum Market special is its intimacy—people wander slowly, stopping not only to look but to listen. The quiet conversation between maker and visitor feels almost like an exchange between old friends. At our table, silver, stone, and handwork tell stories that words cannot. Each person who pauses carries away a small fragment of that shared stillness.