Celestial mirrors in the weave of time
These earrings are relics of an era when light became adornment and metal told stories through its texture. Forged in the 1960s, they embody the mid-century elegance of American costume jewelry, a time that celebrated airy geometries and lunar reflections.
The openwork structure in gold-tone metal evokes a sacred lattice, like a mesh of hidden symbols. At the center lies an opaline light blue cabochon – a masterfully crafted plastic resembling a drop of sky held in time. Surrounding it, transparent rhinestones sparkle like dew upon a forgotten altar.
Featuring an original 1960s clip-on closure, these earrings gently embrace the lobe without piercings, offering a soft, vintage gesture intended for daily transformation. Each element is thoughtfully crafted with liturgical precision, each detail a secret etched into the golden surface.
Wearing them is a silent dance with the past – a ritual to honor the echo of mothers, daughters, and women who transformed ornament into sacred symbol.
Features
- One-of-a-kind piece, crafted with oracular care
- Mid-century style perforated gold-tone metal
- Opaline-effect light blue cabochon
- Clear rhinestones set with prongs
- Original 1960s clip-on closure
- A fragment of American costume jewelry history
Ritual Use
Ideal to wear during moments of introspection or meaningful encounters, these earrings help evoke clarity and a connection with the air element.
Symbolic Meaning
The light blue cabochon represents inner vision and purity of thought. The golden lattice symbolizes the invisible web of sacred relationships.
Materials
Perforated gold-tone metal, opaline plastic, and transparent rhinestones.
Era
1960s, Mid-Century style
Let their silent brilliance guard your oldest secret.
