Gardener's Daughter Clay Rose Studs

Gardener's Daughter

ERA: A Quiet Corner of a Flower Shop

STYLE NOTES: Handmade Feel, Earthy Charm, Matte Finish, Gentle & Unassuming

PAIRS WELL WITH: A simple linen apron, hands that smell of fresh soil, and the quiet satisfaction of nurturing life. These are not flashy jewels; they are a small, wearable piece of the earth.

The Character Arc

In every flower shop, amidst the grand lilies and the dramatic roses, there is always one quiet, little flower that seems to bloom with the most heart. This pair of vintage 1928 earrings is a tribute to that humble, earnest beauty.

At the center is a delicate, handcrafted-looking rose, sculpted from a dusty pink clay, its petals unfurling with a gentle, unassuming grace. It is framed by a halo of tiny, cream-colored pearls and set in a warm, antiqued gold-tone metal that has a soft, time-worn patina.

This is not a jewel that screams for attention. It is a quiet, anachronistic whisper of a simpler time, of cottage gardens and handmade things. It is for the woman who finds profound beauty in the natural, the authentic, and the things that are beautiful simply because they are trying their very best to be.

Description

Brand: 1928 Jewelry (Identified by the signature scrollwork texture on the back)

Measurements:  Approx. 0.59 inches (1.5 cm) in diameter

Materials: Antiqued gold-tone metal, Clay/Resin Flower, Faux Pearls

Condition: GOOD, AUTHENTICALLY AGED VINTAGE CONDITION (6-7/10)

Please read carefully: This pair has a very distinct, intentionally "antiqued" and "weathered" character. The gold-toned metal shows natural darkening and patina in the crevices, which is an integral part of its vintage charm. The back of one earring has a spot of discoloration.

The overall appearance is that of a cherished, heirloom-quality piece. It is not bright and shiny. It is for a collector who loves a soft, rustic, and authentically aged aesthetic.