Why it's worth it
A scarab beetle made of actual hand-embroidery and tassels.
The Edit
Scarab-shaped drop earrings hand-embroidered in Colombia with silk thread over a gold-plated bronze frame, finished with crystal and seed bead cluster studs at the post. The beetle body is rimmed in dot-punched metalwork detailing, with articulated wire legs flanking the torso. Seven black silk tassels hang from the base on gold-banded caps, giving the earring substantial drop length and movement.
Insider Tip
Clip-on — no piercing needed, but check that the mechanism suits your ear thickness before a long night out.
The details
- Fabric
- Beaded surface
- Form
- Tassel
- Scale
- Statement
Is now a good time?
Now
$186
When we picked it
$130
Lowest we've seen
$130
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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