BoldB Sand and Blue Resin Rockpool Earrings - Ultramarine
The Rockpool earrings are the largest earrings from our Aqua collection and ideal for those who love to make a statement. They feature a unique asymmetrical tear drop shape and have been crafted from bonded sand, blue resin and silver metal pigments covering the delicate topographic layers of the earrings. Each earring features a delicate freshwater pearl with a beautiful slightly peach pink luster. The ear hooks are made from allergy friendly stainless steel.
The measurements of the earrings are H: 1.3"/33mm W: 0.8"/20.0mm D: 0.4"/9mm
Drop length: 1.8"/45mm
The earrings have been designed in Melbourne, Australia and carefully handmade in the Philippines.
The Rockpool earrings are the largest earrings from our Aqua collection and ideal for those who love to make a statement. They feature a unique asymmetrical tear drop shape and have been crafted from bonded sand, blue resin and silver metal pigments covering the delicate topographic layers of the earrings. Each earring features a delicate freshwater pearl with a beautiful slightly peach pink luster. The ear hooks are made from allergy friendly stainless steel.
The measurements of the earrings are H: 1.3"/33mm W: 0.8"/20.0mm D: 0.4"/9mm
Drop length: 1.8"/45mm
The earrings have been designed in Melbourne, Australia and carefully handmade in the Philippines.
The Rockpool earrings are the largest earrings from our Aqua collection and ideal for those who love to make a statement. They feature a unique asymmetrical tear drop shape and have been crafted from bonded sand, blue resin and silver metal pigments covering the delicate topographic layers of the earrings. Each earring features a delicate freshwater pearl with a beautiful slightly peach pink luster. The ear hooks are made from allergy friendly stainless steel.
The measurements of the earrings are H: 1.3"/33mm W: 0.8"/20.0mm D: 0.4"/9mm
Drop length: 1.8"/45mm
The earrings have been designed in Melbourne, Australia and carefully handmade in the Philippines.
