These shrapnel earrings are the definition of sustainable: environmentally, they are upcycled from shrapnel and debris; culturally, they are made by fair trade Laotian artisans who developed this craft technique in the 1970s; and socially, men and women work side by side at homemade earthen kilns in their gardens.
Emma Watson wore these earrings and told the story of our jewelry on The Ellen Show as part of her Beauty and the Beast The Press Tour, promoting sustainable and ethical fashion brands.
Made from our signature transformed metal and finished with sterling silver, these earrings are effortlessly chic, super lightweight and comfortable to wear.
Features:
- Made from recycled shrapnel and debris
- Handcrafted by fair trade Laotian artisans
- Ethically sourced and sustainably produced
- Supports fair trade and de-mining efforts in Laos
- Worn by Emma Watson
Benefits:
- Make a statement with a unique and meaningful piece of jewelry
- Support sustainable and ethical fashion brands
- Enjoy a high-quality pair of earrings that will last for years to come
- Feel good about knowing that your purchase is making a difference
Shop these sustainable and ethical shrapnel earrings today and make a difference in the world. With every purchase, you'll help to clear 8m2 of Laotian landscape of unexploded bombs.
DESCRIPTION + SIZING
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3.6cm Peacebomb Aluminum DomesSterling Silver Ear Post and Ear Nuts
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Comes complete with ARTICLE22 Story Card and handwoven, reusable Cotton Pouch
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Hand cast re-purposed military grade aluminum – our PEACEBOMB Al metal includes Vietnam War era bombs, plane parts, military hardware and other aluminum scrap.
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East meets West.
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Each PEACEBOMB Al piece is authentically handcrafted in Laos and finished in Vientiane or New York.
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PEACEBOMB Al does not have to be removed in water. Metal does not tarnish and has been tested to determine that it is NICKEL FREE.
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With wear, each piece becomes uniquely yours and will acquire a polished patina from the natural oils of your skin.