Nature often inspires jewelers to exploits. Many famous designers are releasing another collection, trying to recreate the light-winged swallowtail, the drops of dew frozen on the cobweb or frosty pattern on the window. Golden-scarlet hues of autumn, too often the lure for a capricious Muse. Trying to recreate the poetry of shrivelled leaves, jewelers usually use the technique of blackened silver. It helps to maximise the effect of decay and antiquity. It seems that these silver leaves fell from the branches and a long swim in the cold autumn water.

Textured surface earrings just enhances the experience. In order to secernate the product, you must first be engraved or in this case, random hammered pattern. Then the surface is applied with a special oxidizing composition and heat all the product that the composition melted and fixed. The result is a dark antiqued metal that looks so beautiful on such products. This silver is quite suitable for the old family jewels, because, like fallen leaves, bears the patina of time.