Stud earrings composed of two crescent-shaped elements joined by small rings, designed to move freely. The form is essential, the structure lightweight, with a balance that shifts with every gesture.
Embedded within the resin are confetti made from supermarket flyers: fragments of printed paper that, removed from their original context, become visual material. Color, mark, and layering coexist in a composition that is always unique.
A piece of jewelry that explores the contrast between everyday materials and clean form, between chance and design.
Note: Each pair of earrings is handmade, and the arrangement of the confetti is random, so no two pairs will ever be identical to those shown in the photo, while maintaining the same color palette and visual balance.
Diameter: 3 cm – Materials: fine art resin, confetti – Metal: stainless steel post and butterfly back.
The resin I use for my jewelry is durable and high quality, but I recommend storing each piece in a dark place when you’re not wearing it, to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. To keep it shiny, simply clean it with a dry microfiber cloth. Gold-plated jewelry should be kept away from water, while brass and silver, if they oxidize over time, can easily be polished with a specific metal cleaner. And here’s a little secret: the more you wear them, the more they keep their brightness.
