Speedwell Arches Earrings

Speedwell Arches EarringsThese earrings feature brass arch shaped charms filled with Speedwell flowers suspended in resin. These flowers are very special to me. I grew up in the Speedwell community in the mountains of North Carolina and even went on to name my company after it. Some variety occurs between pair of earrings because these flowers are growing wild and each flower is different. Earring hooks are gold toned and a nickel free alloy.

and purple crocus

The maples have always been my favorite with their fiery red

blue lobelia

This lichen was growing wild so some variation may occur between individual cuttings

The small brass charms are filled with American Field Pansy (Viola bicolor) flowers suspended in resin

These earrings feature brass hexagons filled with Speedwell flowers suspended in resin on a white background above a brass asymmetrical triangle

These earrings feature a brass crescent shaped triangle above a narrow brass triangle filled with Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota) petals and gold foil suspended in resin against a green background

These earrings feature a brass crescent shaped triangle above a narrow brass triangle filled with Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota) petals and gold foil suspended in resin against a teal background

These cornflowers were grown in our pollinator garden

These wildflower earrings feature large brass circles with smaller circular charms hanging inside

These earrings feature a brass asymmetrical triangle dangling from a hexagon shaped charm filled with resin and Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota) flowers

These earrings feature a brass asymmetrical triangle dangling from a hexagon shaped charm filled with resin and Chocolate Queen Anne’s (Daucus carota) Lace flowers