Samira Earrings
Description
Simply beautiful earrings with a durable stainless steel hoop and Aquamarine stone creating a stylish ensemble. The parts are removable. Kaikon Samira earrings are handcrafted in Nepal. Combine with the Samira bracelet!
The stones used in the jewelry are natural products, so their size, color and shape may vary individually. Our jewelry is handmade in Nepal and supports and employs local women, read more here
Size
Material & production
Material:
Production: Nepal
Color guide
COOL TONE
Delivery & returns
Delivery: Free delivery for orders over €120. If the order value is less than €120, the cheapest delivery method (Matkahuolto & Budbee) is €4.90. The average delivery time for an order is 1-3 business days.
Exchanges: Exchanging a product for a different size or for a completely different product is free and can be done conveniently through the exchange and return portal.
Returns: 14-day right of return. Returns are easy with the return label that comes with the order. If you end up returning the products, we will charge a fixed return fee of €5. If you return all the products in the order, we will refund any shipping costs.
Payments: You can choose from Klarna, card, bank and mobile payment methods, such as MobilePay and PayPal.
- Bust circumference: Measure your bust at its fullest point while wearing a bra.
- Waist circumference: Measure your waist at its narrowest point.
- Hip circumference: Measure your hips at their widest point.
- Inseam length: Measure your inseam from the crotch to the floor.
Find your perfect color
Cost Per Wear 0.19€
If you use the product once a week for five years.
The product also retains its value. Our customers are able to sell their used Kaiko products for an average of 40–60% of the original price, making the true CPW significantly lower.
Women's clothing buyers get 10% off accessories
Every piece of jewelry purchased creates jobs, education and livelihoods in Nepal. The benefit applies to regular priced products, the discount is calculated at checkout.
