eco friendly | free form brass earrings

Naturally grown seeds are cut, rounded, and polished to form a purely organic outline. If you are a paranoid, what should I do with you? Because these earrings cannot reproduce the symmetrical and identical appearance, each one is unique. Material | Brass / Tagua Nut Ear Pins | Sterling Silver Size | Approximately 5cm in length and 3cm in width - maintenance The surface of the metal will show different color changes over time. Many people like the simple texture of brass objects after oxidation. If you want to keep the brass shiny, you can wipe it with a silver cloth. Please remove the accessories during bathing, sports, or hot spring bathing. It can usually be stored in a chain bag to isolate from the air and delay oxidation. - In the Tagua jewelry series, we use metal (925 silver/brass) combined with the natural material Tagua Nut for sustainable circulation ⠀ What is Tagua Nut?⠀ ⠀ Fruits from palm trees, mainly grown in tropical rain forests in South America, are a friendly and sustainable material. Back in the 19th century, people used Tagua Nut to make buttons and luxury goods until the end of World War II. Natural materials are gradually replaced by cheap plastics. ⠀ Tagua Nut has a unique and elegant natural texture. It will form a texture similar to ivory after maturity and has excellent hardness. Therefore, it has the title of plant ivory. The only difference is that the fruits of palm trees can be regenerated continuously without harming the environment and life. It can be obtained. In addition, the demand for fruits can help improve the livelihood of local residents, while also protecting the endangered tropical rainforest land. -⠀ Every piece of jewelry in Tagua Collection are made from 925 Sterling Silver or Brass incorporate natural material Tagua Nut.⠀ ⠀ What is Tagua Nut?⠀ ⠀ Tagua nut is a sustainable material that growing wild in the amazonian rainforest. Back in the end of the 19th century, it was an important material for buttons and luxury articles. After World War II, Tagua nuts were largely replaced by plastics. ⠀ ⠀ This beautiful nature's creation is also sometimes referred to as "vegetable ivory". Because of its similarities to animal ivory in texture, color, and hardness.⠀ ⠀ Unlike elephants which must die for their ivory, tagua palms are a renewable resource, and the other benefit of using the tagua is that the cultivation helps to support the local economy and protect endangered rainforest lands. ⠀