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About the Mỹ Sơn Moon Drop Buffalo Horn Dangle Earrings
One of the designer's favorites, this Mỹ Sơn Moon Drop Buffalo Horn Dangle Earrings by Hathorway features a crescent and a circular piece of ethically-sourced water buffalo horn dangled on a gilded circular ring made of 16K gold-plated brass. At Hathorway, we thoughtfully selected buffalo horn as our primary material because it is a by-product of waste, a chemical-free process, an organic material, and a one-of-a-kind piece. Not too small and not too big, this charming dangle earrings is the perfect accessory for your everyday ensemble. Mỹ Sơn is named after the intricate cluster of abandoned ruined Hindu temples ruins in the Quảng Nam of Vietnam. It was a site for all the religious and royalty ceremony for the kings of Champa.
Note: Since these geometric earrings are handmade in an all-natural material, expect slight variations in size, color, and pattern.
geometric earrings Details
- Brand: Hathorway
- Type: Geometric earrings
- Measurements: 2.4cm x 4.4cm (.96in x 1.73in )
- Materials: Ethically-sourced water buffalo horn from Hanoi, Vietnam and 16K gold-plated brass from Seoul, South Korea
- Colors: Light Horn, Dark Horn, Honey Horn
- Closure Type: 16K gold-plated brass earring hooks
- Assembled: San Francisco Bay Area, California
geometric earrings Care
Wipe with a dry, non-abrasive cloth. When not being worn, store the geometric earrings in a cloth bag to avoid exposure to excessive moisture or sunlight.
About Hathorway
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Hathorway is an eco-conscious accessories brand defined by geometrical, yet minimalistic silhouettes. Every piece is designed by designer Jessica Phan, who wanted to reconnect with her Vietnamese heritage by preserving a 400-year-old craftsmanship which uses ethically-sourced buffalo horns, a material—like leather—that has been discarded from deadstock and the food industry in Vietnam. As an organic material, every piece will be completely one of a kind, each possessing its own exquisite colors and patterns. Hathorway is short for Hathor, the Egyptian goddess of love and beauty, known for her iconic headdress made of cow horns.