This is the season of summer ice, of monsoonal storms that deliver hail from cloudburst skies. With these earrings, part of the final entry in his signature Elementals series, Wings calls the frozen water of from the skies to cool the earth on the hottest days of the year. At the top, a fabulously refractive orb of rainbow moonstone anchors each strand; beneath, puffy rondels of snowflake obsidian, naturally patterned like hail upon rich soil, alternate with smaller rainbow moonstone rounds. The lower half of each strand consists of alternating pairs of chrome diopside marbled in the rich greens of the land in summer and icy selenite, shimmering tiny hailstones scattered over the hot and thirsty earth. Each dangling drop is strung on filament-thin sterling silver round wire, suspended from sterling silver French-style earring wires. Earrings hang 2.5″ long, excluding wires (dimensions approximate). Designed jointly by Wings and Aji. Earrings coordinate with When the Rain Finally Falls necklace and River, Flood, and Crest coil bracelet. From the Water series in Wings’s new collection, The Summer Elementals (all pieces shown below).
Sterling silver; rainbow moonstone; snowflake obsidian; chrome diopside; selenite
$175 + shipping, handling, and insurance
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