Having a neutral pair of earrings, like these distressed brown leather & brass circles earrings, is a necessity!
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These leather earrings measure approx 1 3/4" wide, 2 3/4" drop with hook.
These earrings feature raw brass accents. Please note raw brass will naturally oxidize over time, creating a beautiful vintage like patina on your earrings.
Each pair of earrings come on an earring card with clear silicone backers. All orders come beautifully packaged in re-usable muslin bags, perfect for gifting!
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Our genuine leather earrings are hand cut therefore each piece is unique. We also pay close attention to the natural variations, wrinkles and creases of the leather which adds to the popular slightly distressed look. Pairs are very closely matched, but some variations are to be expected and your earrings may not be identical to the earrings pictured.
Please note that our leather earrings have a natural back, and on some of our very distressed leathers it can be a bit fuzzy. The backs of others may have marks from when the leather was originally cut.
We love essential oils! If you wish to use them on your earrings we recommend only using them on our heavier darker leather. The natural suede backing is perfect to roll on, but oils can potentially discolour thinner leather and lighter colours. The oils absorb quickly and can’t be removed so please use carefully!
Prices start at $28.00
Tessa is a jewelry designer and the owner of Whitebirch Handmade Goods. Based in the beautiful mountain town of Golden, BC, Tessa is a maker who balances acreage life, running a successful small business and wrangling 2 small kids. She hand-makes a mix of leather and brass earrings and accessories with a focus on using sustainably sourced and upcycled materials. What was sparked by wanting to add to her own closet turned into a hobby that has grown into a sustainable business employing a small group of passionate women. All goods are carefully packed in reusable muslin bags and shipped to you in recyclable envelopes (where facilities exist). They also try to avoid the use of any one-time-use plastics!
