Close-up of the Shaula Earrings, showcasing their intricate textural design inspired by blooming flowers and John Chamberlain sculptures.
Close-up of the Shaula Earrings, showcasing their intricate textural design inspired by blooming flowers and John Chamberlain sculptures.
Close-up of the Shaula Earrings, showcasing their intricate textural design inspired by blooming flowers and John Chamberlain sculptures.
A woman wearing the Shaula Earrings, showcasing their lightweight and elegant design that harmoniously balances femininity and masculinity.
A woman wearing the Shaula Earrings, showcasing their lightweight and elegant design that harmoniously balances femininity and masculinity.

Shaula Earrings Sterling Silver

$3,200.00
By Ariana Boussard-Reifel
Description
Drawing inspiration from nature's delicate blossoms and the bold, structural forms of Chamberlain's artwork, the Shaula Earrings are textural gems that capture attention with their unique design. Each earring is a harmonious blend of softness and strength, combining feminine elegance with a touch of masculine allure. The Shaula earrings are textural gems. Their inspiration is shared by blooming flowers and John Chamberlain sculptures. The feminine and the masculine are in harmony in this lightweight earring.

Measuremen:

 1.25" x .5" 

Material: 

Both silver and bronze earrings have sterling posts.


Shipping & Returns

We offer free domestic shipping on all orders and free worldwide shipping on orders exceeding HKD 2000 (USD 350), for order below HKD 2000, we charge a flat shipping fee of HKD196 (USD 25).

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About Ariana Boussard-Reifel

Ariana Boussard-Reifel's lifelong fascination with form and early human adornment naturally led her to jewelry design. Raised on a Montana ranch by artistic parents, she ventured to New York after college, showcasing sculptures in prestigious museums and galleries. Her passion for ethnographic jewelry evolved into Marteau, now a globally acclaimed hub for wearable tribal pieces. Merging art and indigenous culture, she launched her eponymous sculptural jewelry line in 2016, gracing over 50 international stores and adorning celebrities from Beyonce to Michelle Obama.

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