We travel the world to collect weird, wonderful pieces. Let us tell you their stories.
handmade with love by our women-run team in NYC, plus a few jewels from like-minded designer friends.
we promise your ring will last at least as long as your marriage does.
The mechanism is wonderful in it's simplicity: thread the circular wire through your lobe to put the hoop on. To lock it in place, slightly bend the "slash" straight line open and move it past your earlobe. Your earring should be hanging, now, like a lower-case "e". Sounds confusing, but it's not. These hoop earrings have no posts to spike you and no backs to lose, so feel free to wear them day in and day out, to bed, in the shower, EVERYWHERE. That's what we do.
The universal "NO" symbol is a red circle with a diagonal line through it. It usually surrounds a pictogram (a cigarette, a dude littering, a ghost, in the "Ghostbusters" promo posters) to indicate something is not permitted. We weren't specifically looking to replicate this symbol when we created these earrings, but we are all about negativity AND Rick Moranis, so I guess things turned out perfectly.
The mechanism is wonderful in it's simplicity: thread the circular wire through your lobe to put the hoop on. To lock it in place, slightly bend the "slash" straight line open and move it past your earlobe. Your earring should be hanging, now, like a lower-case "e". Sounds confusing, but it's not. These hoop earrings have no posts to spike you and no backs to lose, so feel free to wear them day in and day out, to bed, in the shower, EVERYWHERE. That's what we do.
The universal "NO" symbol is a red circle with a diagonal line through it. It usually surrounds a pictogram (a cigarette, a dude littering, a ghost, in the "Ghostbusters" promo posters) to indicate something is not permitted. We weren't specifically looking to replicate this symbol when we created these earrings, but we are all about negativity AND Rick Moranis, so I guess things turned out perfectly.
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