These bejewelled earrings by Monique Péan are loaded with precious stones and quite a bit of history. It can take millions of years for diamonds to form, but there’s something even more ancient on these earrings — pieces of fossilised woolly mammoth.
The fossilised woolly mammoth pieces are paired with smokey quartz, white sapphire drops, all framed with white and sapphire diamonds. Monique Péan notes that the earrings were produced with “ethically-sourced materials and in line with worldwide fair trade standards.”
The earrings are quite neutral and understated in their coloring, but hopefully this means they are ideal for complimenting a number of outfits, especially considering these earrings bear a staggering price tag of $15,000.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luxe Prehistoric Jewelry
- Creating high-end jewelry pieces by incorporating rare and ancient materials like fossilized woolly mammoth.
- Ethical Sourcing in Jewelry
- Producing jewelry using ethically-sourced materials and following fair trade standards.
- Neutral and Understated Luxury
- Designing jewelry that is neutral and understated in its coloring, allowing it to complement a variety of outfits.
Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Jewelry
- Incorporating rare and ancient materials in high-end jewelry pieces to cater to luxury consumers.
- Sustainable Fashion
- Promoting ethical sourcing and fair trade standards in the production of jewelry and accessories.
- Fashion Accessories
- Designing neutral and understated jewelry pieces that can be paired with a variety of outfits.
