Stunning Layered Deaths Head Moth Earrings

All the lambs will be silent in awe when they see these layered color-shifting iridescent acrylic Death's-head hawkmoth earrings! These handmade, hand-painted, glow-in-the-dark dangles are an exclusive design you can only get from my shop!

Laser-cut acrylic earrings are so comfortable and light weight that you may forget you’re wearing earrings at all – until you receive yet another compliment! I cut, paint, assemble, photograph, and package the earrings in a smoke-free home.

OPTIONS GALORE! I offer several colors and a variety of findings to accommodate your style, including Sterling Silver upgrades! See the photos for a full visual list of available options. Should you like to swap out for something different on the list, please select 'other' and send me a message telling me what you'd like! The earrings as pictured feature the black hoops, which the artist recommends.

***OPTIONS***

Nickel-Free Hardware Choices (See the photos for a visual list of options):

- 25mm hoops (steel, black, gold, rose gold) - RECOMMENDED!)

- Ball posts (gold, silver, or rainbow)

- Kidney wires (gold, silver, or rainbow)

- Round leverbacks (gold, silver, or rainbow)

- Fish hooks (gold, silver, gunmetal, rainbow)

- Sterling Silver fish hooks ($3 upgrade)

- D leverbacks (gold, silver, gunmetal, rainbow)

SIZE: The body of the earring is ~1.5” tall (40mm) and ~2.3" (60mm) wide. They are 4mm thick.

PLEASE NOTE: The actual colors may appear slightly different in person than what you see on the screen due to differences in screen quality and color calibration. Photos are taken in natural sunlight, and only edited to achieve as true color match as possible. Should you like to see additional photos, please message me and I will be happy to send them your way! I'm happy to answer any questions - simply send me a message!.

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