Two ways of handling gold meet at a single edge. Above, the metal is pierced into a lattice of tiny flowers, firm and exact. Below, fine wire is worked by hand into a pliant fabric that folds over itself, and crystals are threaded and knotted individually across its surface until it glitters at every ridge. The lower edge frays into small hanging facets. The two halves do not match, and they are not meant to. One holds the form; the other lets it fall. Each earring settles into its own fold, so the pair is related rather than identical.