Dragonfly Drop Earrings

Japanese-inspired dragonfly earrings in 22ct gold plate and amethyst. <br> <br> As a seasonal symbol in Japan, the dragonfly is associated with summer and early autumn and can be seen in many objects in the Museum's Asian galleries. More generally, dragonflies are symbols of courage, strength, and happiness, and they often appear in art and literature, especially haiku. <br> <br> This design, by the British jeweller Amanda Coleman, features a bejewelled dragonfly charms. The earrings are handmade in England by the designer. <br> <br> Ideal as a gift set, the matching necklace is also available.

A pair of 22 carat gold-plated earrings featuring a Japanese-inspired dragonfly.

The drop details of these charming earrings includes two amethyst gems with an additional chain. The gold-plated sterling silver earrings have been handmade in England by Amanda Coleman.

Epitomising hazy summer days, dragonflies can be seen in many of the artefacts and prints in the British Museum’s Japanese galleries. More generally, dragonflies are symbols of courage, strength and happiness, and they often appear in art and literature, especially haiku.

A sweet gift inspired by nature.

 

Please note, for hygiene reasons pierced earrings cannot be refunded or exchanged.