Woodland Echoes

The Woodland Echoes earrings are an interesting example of what can be done when the designer, in this case, name withheld, puts some thought into the opposition between geometric shapes. The triangle against the circle might seem like a contest between the simplest of the simple and the roundest of the round, but the result is a pair of earrings that would look a treat on the lobes of anyone who wants to remind the surrounding company that they have a sense of humour. The circle is quite large, which is a good thing, because it provides a base from which the smaller triangle can hang. The wood and the metal are in a complementary relationship, which means they are different. The hooks are gold-toned, which means they aren’t gold. It all adds up to a pair of earrings that won’t make you look like a pirate but might make you look like a designer. They are imported, which means that somewhere in the world, people are wearing them. One day someone might be you.