Onyx Double Chain Drop Earrings | Handmade in El Salvador by 16 Nuditos

Every stone placed by hand. No two pairs exactly alike.

The double chain design gives these earrings movement and dimension — two chains falling at slightly different lengths for a layered, intentional look. The onyx chips at the base are deep black and polished, catching light despite their darkness and giving these earrings a presence that goes well beyond their size.

Black onyx — the stone of protection and strength — absorbs negative energy, grounds the wearer, and promotes inner stability. Ancient Romans wore it for courage. Warriors carried it for strength. A stone with thousands of years of meaning, worn close every day.

Black and gold never misses:

Wear your hair up — the length and movement deserve to be seen.
With all black — monochromatic and effortlessly chic.
With neutrals — cream, white, tan — the black becomes a sharp focal point.
With color — the dark stone grounds any bold outfit beautifully.
Gift-ready — meaningful, handmade, and universally wearable.

Material: gold plated stainless steel
Gold ball stud with double chain drop and natural onyx chips
Approximately 1.75" in length
Black onyx: stone of protection and strength — grounding, absorbs negative energy
Handmade by 16 Nuditos, San Salvador, El Salvador
Imported from El Salvador

Avoid contact with water, perfume, and lotions
Remove before swimming, showering, or exercising
Store in a dry place, ideally in a jewelry pouch or box
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight — may fade the stone's color over time
Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth — avoid soap or harsh chemicals
Handle gently to preserve the stone chips and chain

16 Nuditos — which translates to "16 knots" — is a brother-sister jewelry brand based in San Salvador, El Salvador. The name is a nod to where they started: handcrafted knotted bracelets, made with patience and skill. From those early knots grew a full jewelry practice specializing in wire wrapped designs.

Every piece they make carries the same spirit as those first bracelets — made by hand, made with care, and rooted in the craft of two siblings who turned a shared passion into something lasting.