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Item: RC-E9-LBD

Geometric Brass Earrings with Labradorite Beads

$27.00
SKU:
RC-E9-LBD
UPC:
643781358054
Metal:
Brass / Copper
Color:
Gold
Country of Origin:
India
Gemstone:
Labradorite
Theme:
Mystery in Every Drop
Material:
Gemstones
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These geometric brass earrings feature sleek black thread and labradorite bead drops, offering a bold and elegant style perfect for any occasion.

  • Rectangular brass frame with open-cut design for a modern look
  • Hand-laced with black thread for a striking contrast
  • Three labradorite beads add a touch of natural elegance
  • Dimensions: 2.5" x 1.0625" (plus hook)
  • Handmade in India
  • Artisan-crafted: Please allow for slight imperfections

design: An open, rectangular brass frame with a graphic geometric silhouette, its two long edges hand-laced in a black thread zigzag, with three faceted labradorite beads dropped at the top and three more fringing the bottom.

size: 2.5" x 1.0625" (plus ear hook).

material: Brass, cotton thread, labradorite beads.

features: Open-cut geometric frame, hand-laced thread zigzag detail, labradorite bead drops top and bottom, lightweight ear-wire closure

care: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store flat or hanging away from moisture, lotion, and direct sunlight to keep the brass and thread looking sharp.

disclaimer: Each pair is hand-laced and beaded individually, so slight variation in thread tension, knotting, and bead shape is part of the handmade character rather than a flaw.

The Story

This pair belongs to a strain of Indian brass jewelry-making that treats the metal frame as a canvas for textile-style handwork. Rather than casting or stamping a solid form, the maker pierces a clean rectangular window into the brass, then laces cotton thread through the holes along each edge in a repeating zigzag stitch — a technique that borrows the logic of hand-embroidery and applies it to metal.

The result is a piece that reads as modern and graphic rather than ornamental in the traditional sense: a stark black-on-gold contrast, an open geometric shape, and a controlled drop of stone rather than dense beadwork. It's representative of how contemporary Indian jewelry workshops often work — pairing longstanding hand skills (piercing, filing, thread lacing, wire-wrapping) with pared-down, current silhouettes rather than historical motifs.

Because the product data doesn't point to a specific regional workshop or named heritage technique, this description stays with what's verifiable: a hand-pierced brass form finished with hand-laced thread, made in India.

A sheet of brass is cut and pierced into the open rectangular frame, then the edges are filed smooth by hand so the thread won't catch or fray. Small holes are punched along both long sides, and an artisan hand-laces cotton thread through them in a continuous zigzag, pulling each stitch to even tension by feel rather than machine. The labradorite beads are individually wire-wrapped and set — three suspended from the top bar, three more strung along the bottom edge — before the ear hook is attached, meaning every step from the frame to the final bead is done by hand.

Craft & Materials
  • Made In: India
  • Craft Tradition: Hand-laced brass thread work
  • Ideal For: Someone who wants a graphic, modern earring with an artisan-made, textural detail
  • Wear It With: Let them hang solo with a simple neckline and solid-color top — the geometric drop and thread detail do the work
  • Purpose: Everyday wear, dressing up a simple outfit, gifting
  • Gemstone: Labradorite
  • Metal: Brass

Labradorite is a feldspar known for labradorescence — a flash of iridescent blue, green, or gold that shifts as the stone catches the light, caused by light interference within its layered internal structure. It's a popular choice in artisan jewelry for exactly this reason: each bead behaves a little differently depending on the angle it's cut and set, so no two drops flash quite the same way.

Questions & Answers

Will these earrings tarnish over time?

Brass can naturally develop a soft patina with wear and air exposure. Wiping the earrings down after each wear and storing them away from moisture will help keep the finish bright longer.

Are these earrings hypoallergenic?

Brass is not nickel-free for everyone, so if you have sensitive ears or a known metal allergy, we'd suggest choosing a sterling silver or niobium style instead.

How heavy are these earrings to wear?

The open-cut brass design keeps them lighter than their bold size suggests, though the drop length means they'll have some noticeable movement and presence.

Will the two earrings look exactly alike?

They're made as a close match, but since each is hand-laced and beaded individually, you may notice small differences in thread tension or bead placement between the pair — that's part of being handmade.

What's the best way to clean the thread detail?

Avoid water or cleaning solutions on the black thread lacing; a dry, soft cloth on the brass is the safest way to keep both the metal and thread looking their best.