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Heartwood earrings resting on a pale stone
Heartwood earrings, the pair laid flat, brushed gold stud with pearl cluster and carved wood ring
Heartwood earring worn, close on the ear
Heartwood earring worn, seen over the shoulder
ALIGN THE SIGNS

Heartwood — Earrings

Sale price$59.00

For the day you want to take up your full amount of space.

Heartwood is the dense center of a tree — the oldest part, the part that stopped growing years ago and now does nothing but hold the whole thing upright. A cluster of freshwater pearls sits above an open wooden hoop.

What it gives you is the right to be the structure rather than the decoration. At 67 mm these move when you turn your head, which means people will notice that you did.

Let them. You did not come here to be small.

Details

  • Total length: 67 mm
  • Width: 34 mm
  • Thickness: 6.5 mm
  • Weight: 12 g per earring

Materials

  • Wood — natural, with visible grain. Light on the ear and smooth to the touch; each piece varies subtly in pattern.
  • Freshwater pearl — soft natural luster with gently irregular shapes.
  • S925 sterling silver posts — smooth-finished and secure, suitable for sensitive skin.
  • 18K gold plated eco-brass — responsibly sourced brass. Lightweight and durable with a smooth, warm finish.

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Heartwood earrings resting on a pale stone
Heartwood — Earrings Sale price$59.00
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