Brass Circle Earrings - JEMB32 - Uneeka
Brass Circle Earrings - JEMB32 - Uneeka

Hammered Brass Circle Earrings

£14.99

Fair Trade and handmade, these hammered brass circle earrings are a timeless staple for any jewellery collection. With their warm tone and textured finish, they add effortless style and subtle shine to any outfit. Ethically crafted by skilled artisans, these earrings are lightweight, versatile, and made with care. Featuring kidney hook backs.

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Hammered Brass Circle Earrings

£14.99
Brass Circle Earrings - JEMB32 - Uneeka
Brass Circle Earrings - JEMB32 - Uneeka
By purchasing these earrings you are supporting a beautiful project in Kenya which provides support to disabled artisans to help them overcome their physical limitations and empower them economically and socially to become fully integrated members of their communities. The non-profit organisation produces crafts of a very high standard and gives vocational training to people with special abilities. The artisans are also supported with many social benefits, including a clinic, nursery, and a HIV prevention clinic.

The earrings are beautifully handmade and with such a lovely story behind them you can truly feel good when you wear them!

H4 cm (excluding earring hooks).

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