Twyla Designs is proud to offer handmade earrings created in Paris, Tennessee.

Each piece is crafted in small batches and available in limited quantities.


How should I care for my new jewelry?

  • Store your new jewelry in a cool, dry place. Polymer clay will become more flexible in high temps, but no need to worry! Your jewelry should revert to usual at room temp.

  • Avoid contact with perfumes and chemicals. Harsh chemicals can leave a cast on polymer clay.

  • Polymer clay is water resistant, but metal pieces may tarnish if worn while swimming or showering.

  • Polymer clay will have some give, especially when very warm, but can snap under too much pressure. Do not bend your new pieces or store them where they can be bent.

  • Clean your pieces with a soft, damp cloth. Metal pieces can be shined with a special cloth. If you have makeup stains on white or light clay you can easily remove them with rubbing alcohol.

  • Yes! I love working with you to create your vision. Custom orders are perfect for team gifts, bachelorette parties, teacher gifts, and family matching. Reach out to our contact page to inquire about a custom order.

  • We accept returns within 14 days of receiving product. The customer is responsible for covering all shipping costs to return item and refund may take 10-15 business days to complete.

  • All items are individually made by me. I mix every color, create shapes and textures, and create each piece from polymer clay to finished product. As these are handmade, colors and textures may vary slightly. Every pair is a unique work of art!

  • My jewelry is made of polymer clay. This versatile material allows me to mix custom colors, create a wide variety of patterns and shapes, can be accented with paints, inks, micas, and pigments, all to create extremely lightweight and truly unique jewelry you will love!

    I do not use resin in my jewelry, as they have been known to irritating and can even cause allergic reactions. I create the same glossy finish when desired using other techniques with polymer clay.

    I always use nickel-free and lead-free findings to protect ears. Metals are primarily surgical steel or gold plated stainless steel. If you have any questions about the metal on a particular piece, just shoot me an email!