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Vintage brutalist silver earrings in solid sterling silver (925), weighing about 24 g, with an openwork abstract humanoid design, measuring approximately 5 cm high by 3 cm wide, with silver ear hooks, unisex, in good vintage condition with some wear.
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Vintage Brutalist Silver Earrings - 24g 925
Unique, heavy vintage Brutalist statement earrings made of solid sterling silver (925). A stunning, large, and rare example of modernist design from the 60s/70s. These earrings make a bold statement and together weigh no less than 24 grams, a testament to solid quality and craftsmanship. They are produced via the lost-wax casting method, giving them their insane, raw, and sculptural texture. The abstract, open-work design depicts melted humanoid figures (human silhouettes) with elongated limbs. A highly sought-after and collectible style among aficionados of Mid-Century Modern art and Brutalist jewelry. Specs & Features: Material: Rated with the official 925 stamp for sterling silver (subtly hidden in the texture on the back). Weight: About 24 grams (solid, sturdy quality). Dimensions: 5 cm high and 3 cm wide (excluding the hooks). Style: Brutalist / Modernist / Fine Art Wearable / Chunky Statement Jewelry. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a beautiful deep patina in the grooves that perfectly enhances the details and depth of the sculpture. Closure: Comfortable and sturdy silver ear hooks. An absolute, heavy showstopper and a valuable addition for the collector of unique vintage design jewelry! The earrings are carefully packaged and shipped quickly.
Vintage Brutalist Silver Earrings - 24g 925
Unique, heavy vintage Brutalist statement earrings made of solid sterling silver (925). A stunning, large, and rare example of modernist design from the 60s/70s. These earrings make a bold statement and together weigh no less than 24 grams, a testament to solid quality and craftsmanship. They are produced via the lost-wax casting method, giving them their insane, raw, and sculptural texture. The abstract, open-work design depicts melted humanoid figures (human silhouettes) with elongated limbs. A highly sought-after and collectible style among aficionados of Mid-Century Modern art and Brutalist jewelry. Specs & Features: Material: Rated with the official 925 stamp for sterling silver (subtly hidden in the texture on the back). Weight: About 24 grams (solid, sturdy quality). Dimensions: 5 cm high and 3 cm wide (excluding the hooks). Style: Brutalist / Modernist / Fine Art Wearable / Chunky Statement Jewelry. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a beautiful deep patina in the grooves that perfectly enhances the details and depth of the sculpture. Closure: Comfortable and sturdy silver ear hooks. An absolute, heavy showstopper and a valuable addition for the collector of unique vintage design jewelry! The earrings are carefully packaged and shipped quickly.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
24 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
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