Frequently asked questions
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a piercing to wear this ear cuff?
No. The cuff sits on the edge of the ear without a piercing — it grips lightly and holds on its own. It works just as well for ears that aren't pierced.
How much does the Blade Ear Cuff (S) cost and how long does it take to make?
The Blade Ear Cuff (S) costs $58. Each cuff is made to order, and production takes about two weeks before the parcel ships. That is the lowest price in the STRUGA catalogue, shared with the Signature Asymmetric Ear Cuff (S).
How much does the cuff weigh, and is it noticeable on the ear?
The Blade Ear Cuff (S) is 0.5 grams of 925 sterling silver. It's the smallest size in the BLADE cuff line: it weighs almost nothing and doesn't pull on the ear. On the ear it reads as a small, precise mark rather than a large object.
Which BLADE ear cuff size should I choose — S, M or L?
Take the S when the ear already carries earrings and the cuff is meant to be the quiet line above them. Take the M at 1.6 grams for a mark that is visible without dominating, and the L at 3.8 grams when the cuff is the object people should see first. All three carry the same link form; only the scale changes.
What is the BLADE family?
BLADE is STRUGA's second form, from the CODEX world. The family began as a chain link with flat, even planes — a CNC aesthetic; this is about the character of the form, not the method. The same form lives across bracelets, chains, chokers, a pin, an earring, and this cuff. The first two ear cuffs STRUGA ever made were this form and the SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC one.
Can I wear several cuffs at once?
Yes. Because they're small, the cuffs can be lined up along the edge of the ear or paired with pierced STRUGA earrings. A single cuff works as one mark; several read as a set.
Why does the silver darken, and how do I care for it?
The surface is Living Silver — 925 silver without rhodium plating. The cuff arrives light and darkens with air and skin: the recesses of the relief go darker, while friction lightens the raised edges. On a small surface the patina reads more softly, but it's the same property, not a defect. You can bring the metal back to the light with a soft cloth or a silver-cleaning solution. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic baths.









