Tiny beads, big personality. The Mojave Earrings are handwoven one bead at a time using itty-bitty size 15 seed beads to create their colorful, geometric design. Finished with gold-fill findings, they bring plenty of detail and movement without feeling heavy on your ears.
The combination of intricate beadwork, bold color, and a touch of gold gives them that beachy-bohemian feel we love, with just enough polish to take them well beyond the beach. Throw them on with a swimsuit and salty hair, dress them up for dinner, or let them be the colorful exclamation point on an otherwise simple outfit.
Because every pair is woven by hand, slight variations are part of what makes them special. No mass-produced perfection here, just a whole lot of tiny beads and patience.
Care Instructions
Beaded beauties appreciate a gentler life. Minimize your Mojave Earrings’ time in the water, perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals, and avoid bending or crushing the beadwork. When they’re off duty, lay them flat or tuck them into a pouch where they won’t get snagged. Treat them sweetly and those tiny beads will keep doing their thing for a long time.
Tiny beads, big personality. The Mojave Earrings are handwoven one bead at a time using itty-bitty size 15 seed beads to create their colorful, geometric design. Finished with gold-fill findings, they bring plenty of detail and movement without feeling heavy on your ears.
The combination of intricate beadwork, bold color, and a touch of gold gives them that beachy-bohemian feel we love, with just enough polish to take them well beyond the beach. Throw them on with a swimsuit and salty hair, dress them up for dinner, or let them be the colorful exclamation point on an otherwise simple outfit.
Because every pair is woven by hand, slight variations are part of what makes them special. No mass-produced perfection here, just a whole lot of tiny beads and patience.
Care Instructions
Beaded beauties appreciate a gentler life. Minimize your Mojave Earrings’ time in the water, perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals, and avoid bending or crushing the beadwork. When they’re off duty, lay them flat or tuck them into a pouch where they won’t get snagged. Treat them sweetly and those tiny beads will keep doing their thing for a long time.
