Still in stock, in the same spirit
Loveness Lee
Nita Sapphire Emerald Cuff
Why it's worth it
Looks like it was dug up from a medieval treasure hoard.
Lelet NY
Petite Vega Stone Linear Earrings
Why it's worth it
Turquoise on the bottom — the color gradient goes from spotted earth to open sky.
Mercedes Salazar
Beetle Earrings
Why it's worth it
A scarab beetle made of actual hand-embroidery and tassels.
Brackish
Diana Drop Earring
Why it's worth it
Peacock, rooster, and goose feathers — all three, one earring.
Why it's worth it
Real peacock feathers, no dye — the color is the bird.
The Edit
Handcrafted in Charleston over four to five hours per pair, these crescent studs layer undyed peacock feathers — royal, emerald, and gold — over a genuine leather backing, anchored by a matte 24k gold-plated curved bar with post push-back closure. No two pairs read the same color: the iridescent quills shift from near-black to electric teal depending on the light. At 2.5" long, they land firmly in statement territory without a dangle.
Insider Tip
No two pairs are identical — the coloring is entirely determined by the natural feather, so expect variation from what you see online.
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Holding at
$175
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