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Sardine Earrings
$25.00
As selected by the artist, Emily, after covering production costs and fees, 10% of proceeds from this purchase will be donated to:
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
The Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota (ILCM) is a nonprofit organization that provides free immigration legal representation to low-income immigrants and refugees in Minnesota and North Dakota. ILCM also works to educate the community about immigration matters and advocates for public policies which respect the universal human rights of immigrants.
Bring a touch of maritime history to your jewelry collection with these beautifully crafted acrylic and wood sardine earrings. The design is inspired by an illustration from Marcus Bloch’s 1782 "Oeconomische Naturgeschichte der Fische Deutschlands," one of the most influential ichthyology books of the 18th century.
Each wooden fish is laser-etched to preserve the fine details of the original scientific artwork, then embedded within a blue sparkling acrylic background that evokes shimmering ocean water. The combination of natural wood and vibrant acrylic creates a lightweight statement piece that blends art, history, and coastal charm.
Perfect for ocean lovers, history buffs, museum-goers, and anyone who enjoys uncommon, conversation-starting jewelry.
DETAILS
* Materials: Laser-etched wood, blue sparkling acrylic
* Design Source: Marcus Bloch, 1782 ichthyology illustration
* Finish: Etched wooden fish set within an ocean-inspired glitter acrylic background
* Hardware: Hypoallergenic findings
* Weight: Lightweight for comfortable wear
* Style: Historical natural science illustration turned wearable art
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THEM
* Features authentic 18th-century scientific artwork
* Beautiful contrast between warm wood and shimmering blue acrylic
* Lightweight, durable, and eye-catching
* A unique gift for marine biology lovers and art history fans
* Great for daily wear or as a statement accessory
HANDCRAFTED QUALITY
Each pair is carefully assembled by hand. Slight variations naturally occur, adding character and making your earrings one-of-a-kind—just like the historical illustrations that inspired them.