Unusual Wooden Earrings
Big earrings usually mean heavy earrings. Wood changes that: these wooden earrings are cut from recycled skateboard decks, so even a long drop hangs light on the ear.
Big earrings usually mean heavy earrings. Wood changes that: these wooden earrings are cut from recycled skateboard decks, so even a long drop hangs light on the ear.
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The collection covers wooden stud earrings, wooden hoop earrings, long drop earrings, geometric earrings, mismatched earrings and carved shapes such as waves and bars, all in colours taken straight from the deck.
That lightness is what lets wood work as statement earrings. A large drop weighs a fraction of the same shape in metal, so these are lightweight earrings that don't pull at the lobe, even in the bigger designs.
Studs and hoops are made for every day. Long drops and geometric shapes are for when you want your earrings to be the first thing people notice. Unusual stud earrings are the simplest way in, and they work as men's stud earrings as well as women's. If you have more than one piercing, hoops and drops mix easily with studs.
Colourful earrings come from the brighter decks, while quieter pairs come from darker boards or plain maple with the grain left to show. Between them, the range covers funky, fun and quirky earrings as well as calmer ones. Some pairs are bright from edge to edge; others carry a single strip of colour through natural wood.
For cool earrings that stand apart from the usual silver and gold, wood is an easy switch. The shapes sit well with boho, punk and grunge style, and anywhere alternative earrings are worn.
Skaters wear them as a nod to the board, and others wear them simply because they like the colours. Either way, those colours come from real skateboard decks, so the palette looks nothing like painted or plastic earrings.
Unusual earrings, handmade in the UK, in colours you won't find on any high-street jewellery counter.