Beautiful handmade earrings capturing the unique and enduring symbolism and beauty of Aboriginal culture, using original indigenous artwork on aluminium sheeting finished with sterling silver hooks.

Made by Australian Jewellery Designer Erin K. who specialises in a metal printing process known as sublimation through which she transfers original photographs, artworks and imprints onto aluminium sheeting. She then handworks the metal into jewellery designs.

The original artwork used for this pair of earrings was taken from 'A Source of Life', inspired by the Murray River, by Holly of Koorie Tales, an indigenous artist and proud Yorta Yorta woman.

Sublimation is a specialised printing process that transfers images from paper to metal via heat. It is a permanent surface treatment however care must be taken to ensure your jewellery stays in great condition. Avoid spraying with perfume or other sprays, keep out of direct sunlight for long periods of time and store in the packaging provided to avoid scratching the surface.

Details:

• disc measures approx 35mm
• total length of earrings measure approx 45mm (short hook) 
• disc is slightly domed to create depth
• the print is different on each disc as it is the continuation of the artwork
• handmade polished Sterling silver hooks
• plain Aluminium back
• beautifully gift boxed
• as each item is handmade no two pieces are ever exactly the same

Please Note: a portion of sales goes to Koorie Heritage Trust -  a not for profit organisation that promotes, supports and celebrates the continuing journey of the Aboriginal people of South Eastern Australia.