Don’t Touch Earrings — Natural Form Study
WEARABLE STATEMENT
Bold and unapologetic, the Don’t Touch Earrings celebrate the beauty and cultural significance of natural hair. The spiral form echoes the curls of natural hair—an enduring symbol of identity, pride, and personal boundaries.
The design also draws inspiration from the gold coil jewelry worn by Ndebele women of South Africa, translating ceremonial adornment into a modern sculptural statement.
Hand-sculpted in polymer clay and finished in luminous gold, these earrings create a lightweight yet powerful expression of heritage and self-ownership.
Materials: Hand-sculpted polymer clay, gold-plated hardware
Dimensions: 4 inches long, 0.75 inches wide
Finish: Glossy gold sculptural texture
Origin: Washington, D.C., handcrafted by Ebonie Miller
Don’t Touch Earrings — Natural Form Study
WEARABLE STATEMENT
Bold and unapologetic, the Don’t Touch Earrings celebrate the beauty and cultural significance of natural hair. The spiral form echoes the curls of natural hair—an enduring symbol of identity, pride, and personal boundaries.
The design also draws inspiration from the gold coil jewelry worn by Ndebele women of South Africa, translating ceremonial adornment into a modern sculptural statement.
Hand-sculpted in polymer clay and finished in luminous gold, these earrings create a lightweight yet powerful expression of heritage and self-ownership.
Materials: Hand-sculpted polymer clay, gold-plated hardware
Dimensions: 4 inches long, 0.75 inches wide
Finish: Glossy gold sculptural texture
Origin: Washington, D.C., handcrafted by Ebonie Miller
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