We're not crazy about the invasive iguanas that roam our yard, eating the plants in our vegetable garden, but we are rather fond of the good folks at The Divine Iguana in Detroit, Michigan. They make these elegant yet delightfully quirky earrings by hand, pair by pair, in their home studio. This pair celebrates the vibrant beauty of Día de los Muertos. Featuring an elegant sugar skull adorned with brilliant marigold blossoms, a heart motif, and traditional folk art details, each image is sealed beneath a glass cabochon that enhances the artwork with rich color and depth. Warm amber faceted crystal beads complement the vintage bronze setting, creating a timeless accessory that is both festive and sophisticated. Perfect for Day of the Dead celebrations, Hallowe'en, fall festivals, or for anyone who loves Mexican folk art, these lightweight earrings add a unique vintage flair to any outfit.

Reverse decoupage glass cabochon earrings in elegant antiqued brass findings. Nickel-free brass ear wires and backs. The image area is about 5/8" or 16 mm: about the size of a dime, and the earrings dangle about 1 1/2" from top of cabochon to bottom of accent bead. Boxed pair of two. As these are handmade, expect some variations from one pair to the next.