A little wild, a little unexpected, and definitely not your average pair of earrings. The Everglade Earrings feature three linked crocodile forms that come together to create a long, sculptural silhouette with plenty of movement. 🐊
Made from brass, each section has an open, organic design that keeps these statement earrings from feeling too heavy or chunky. The warm golden tone and slightly untamed shapes give them a vintage-meets-tropical feel that looks equally good with salty hair, a sundress, or your favorite beat-up tee.
They’re weird in the best possible way, and exactly the kind of earrings that make people stop and ask, “Wait... are those crocodiles?”
Care Instructions
Brass is a living metal, which means it naturally develops a deeper patina over time. Some people love that perfectly imperfect, worn-in look, but if you prefer yours bright and golden, a quick polish with a brass-safe cloth will bring back the shine. Minimize water time, avoid harsh chemicals, and store them somewhere dry when they’re taking a break from the wild.
A little wild, a little unexpected, and definitely not your average pair of earrings. The Everglade Earrings feature three linked crocodile forms that come together to create a long, sculptural silhouette with plenty of movement. 🐊
Made from brass, each section has an open, organic design that keeps these statement earrings from feeling too heavy or chunky. The warm golden tone and slightly untamed shapes give them a vintage-meets-tropical feel that looks equally good with salty hair, a sundress, or your favorite beat-up tee.
They’re weird in the best possible way, and exactly the kind of earrings that make people stop and ask, “Wait... are those crocodiles?”
Care Instructions
Brass is a living metal, which means it naturally develops a deeper patina over time. Some people love that perfectly imperfect, worn-in look, but if you prefer yours bright and golden, a quick polish with a brass-safe cloth will bring back the shine. Minimize water time, avoid harsh chemicals, and store them somewhere dry when they’re taking a break from the wild.
