Elements Concrete Earrings
Model Wearing Cube Shaped Concrete Earrings By Material Immaterial Studio
Elements Concrete Earrings
Elements Concrete Earrings
Model Wearing Cube Shaped Concrete Earrings By Material Immaterial Studio
Elements Concrete Earrings
MIM STUDIO

ELEMENTS Earrings #6

$45
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The descending cubical shape of the ELEMENTS Concrete Earrings #6 creates a unique play on the concept of light and shadow. Designed and handcrafted by Material Immaterial Studio, the earrings have a bold yet minimal aesthetic. Included are sterling silver pins and backs for a secure fit and safe wearing.

ABOUT CONCRETE

Each concrete piece is unique; bubbles and small imperfections are part of the piece’s singularity and character. Concrete is a live material. Your piece will age and change over time with exposure to air and with wear, just as concrete does in monuments and buildings. Learn more.

HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

Each piece of jewelry is individually handcrafted, so there might be a slight variation in color and texture. With time, the concrete may develop darker hues due to moisture and air. To ensure the durability and quality of your jewelry, try to keep it dry because if it comes in contact with liquids or moisture the piece may become weaker and more susceptible to damage.

Free U.S. Shipping on Orders Over $150

In-stock items ship in 1-2 business days from Atlanta, Georgia.

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Country of Origin: India

Dimensions: 9mm x 9mm x 13mm

Materials: Concrete, Sterling Silver (925 Grade) Pins & Clutches

Weight: 2g

Handmade in Mumbai, India

ELEMENTS Concrete Earring Collection by Material Immaterial Studio

ELEMENTS

Architecturally inspired jewelry with subtle elegance.
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Mumbai, India

Meet the Studio

"Material Immaterial Studio is built on the basic principles of the bare beauty of materials. We are minimalist; the approach has always been to leave out rather than what to put in. This reduction process is what takes us through a mirror, emerging out on the other side to discover the richness and the sense of release that comes from allowing space to be unencumbered by visual distractions."

- Nitin Barchha, MIM STUDIO Co-Founder

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