Supriti Earrings
Stylish art-deco inspired, recycled brass drop earrings.
These beautiful environmentally-friendly earrings, made from recycled nickel-free brass would make a great gift for any fashion lover, with their purchase positively impacting the lives of the artisans and their surrounding communities.
This product is ethically made by small scale, women-led artisans producers in Delhi, India. In addition to paying living wage, they also provide health care and adult literacy classes.
This beautiful piece of environmentally-friendly jewellery, would make a great gift for any fashion lover, with your purchase positively impacting the lives of the artisans and their surrounding communities. The perfect gift for any occasion.
Handmade in Delhi, India
Recycled brass (nickel free)
L45mm x W22mm
Meaningful hours of labour: 6
After several uses recycled brass will start to tarnish slightly. A natural way to polish your jewellery is to cover half a lemon in salt and rub over your jewellery until you see the tarnish start to lift, rinse well and polish dry with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged contact with liquids and never spray with perfumes as this will cause the brass to tarnish quicker.
Please Note: We do not accept returns on earrings unless faulty
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