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Oh Pluto

Germination Asymmetrical Earrings

$35.00 AUD
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These asymmetrical earrings show the germination process. Did you know that the cotyledons are the two first leaves to appear during germination. These leaves are usually a different shape from the mature leaves of the plant and derive their energy from the seed. How cool!

The earrings are comprised of two layers of acrylic, giving them a feeling of depth. Root and soil details have been engraved and handpainted. 

The earrings measure 4cm in height and hang from a yellow 'sun' acrylic topper. 

The earrings posts are surgical steel and are paired with Comfort Clutch ear nuts.

The perfect pair of earrings for a horticulturalist, botanist, biology teacher, or plant lover!

Want a different earring topper? Choose hooks, hoops, or clip-ons here.

Oh Pluto Jewellery is:

  • Hypoallergenic and tarnish resistant: All metal findings are 304 or 316 Stainless Steel
  • Surprisingly lightweight
  • Super unique and super cool
  • Handmade in Australia
  • Perfect for a Science Teacher, Student, Scientist, Engineer or Science Lover

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Clare Mc
These were just made for me!

I feel like these earrings were made for me! I manage a native plant propagation nursery and germination is my world. I wear a daggy uniform and am always on the lookout for fun jewellery that starts conservations with visitors about native plants and conservation. Usually I can only find native bird themes so discovering these germination earrings was such a thrill - they are so unique and perfect for what I do! Lightweight but not flimsy, solid construction and vibrant colours true to website. Well packed and arrived quickly. I see the brooch in my future…

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Gracie Laneaux-Neale

These are amazing! I bought two matching pairs for my co-teacher to celebrate a successful biological sciences teaching term. The kids all got such a kick and kept spouting all the germination knowledge they knew 🥰