Simple and elegant; angles and curves
A lightweight and comfortable wood and Eco Silver earring that is bold, eye-catching and a great conversation starter. Handmade using repurposed wood with an impressive backstory.
Description
These earrings are completely handmade in my Bristol studio. I hand make each individual piece carefully and slowly from a large piece of wood, alongside the natural pattern in the grain, it's impossible to make two completely identical.
Wood:
- Maple - previously a demolished bowling alley (Weston Super Mare, Somerset UK)
- Ipe - previously an 18th Century Ship wreck (Southwald, Suffolk UK)
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Jarrah - previously a grain barge pontoon from an 18th Century riverside Brewery (Bristol, UK).
- Pine - previously Battersea Power Stations roof apex.
- Oak - previously a Windmill Blade (Kent, UK).
The Eco Silver Earring is a collaboration between Priormade (Beck Prior) and Lima Lima (Rhiannon Hart). Forged using a single piece of square Sterling Silver (recycled), these earrings are bold, yet modest.
Materials
100% Eco Silver (certified recycled silver from a precious metal supplier)
Reclaimed wood
Measurements
Height from ear post: 20mm
Depth: 10mm
Thickness of wire: 1.2mm
Width of wood varies from 1mm - 20mm
Features
Comes in a gift box.
Sustainable materials
Handmade jewellery
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- Estimated UK delivery 2-3 working days.
- FREE tracked shipping for orders over £60
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Our commitment to sustainable design
We are committed to providing you with modern homewares and accessories that will last a long time and are consciously created. We want to ensure everything we do as a circular economy, has minimal negative impact on the environment whilst also creating huge positive impact for our wider community. Read more
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Not for profit
100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
