OKUTA

Black Obsidian Ear Brooch, Gold Vermeil

Black Obsidian Ear Brooch, Gold Vermeil

Regular price $1,190
Regular price Sale price $1,190 USD
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Deep power in stone and gold. The Black Obsidian Ear Brooch pairs genuine black obsidian with 18K recycled gold in a statement design. Hand-crafted. Made-to-order. An heirloom for those who understand darkness as strength.

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Details & Materials

  • Material: Black Obsidian, Gold Vermeil
  • Design: Sculptural ear form with pierced openings for versatile styling
  • Provenance: Crafted in the Cocoerow Fine Jewelry atelier

Size & Fit

We use American sizes for all jewelry. To convert our sizes to other international systems, click HERE and use the table.

Shipping & Returns

• Free shipping within the US

• In stock pieces will ship within 3–4 business days

• Made to order pieces: 2–4 weeks

• Bespoke pieces: 4–6 weeks

Care

•Store your jewelry separately to avoid scratches and tangling.
•Avoid wearing jewelry while swimming or showering, as water can damage some materials.
•Take off your jewelry before exercising to prevent damage from sweat and impact.
•Keep your jewelry away from chemicals such as perfumes, hairsprays, and cleaning products.

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The Meaning

Stone, Refined

Okuta is the Yoruba word for stone. Before it becomes a gem, stone is only pressure and time: buried, compressed, forgotten, until what was ordinary becomes worth setting in metal. This collection is cut from the same idea. Fine jewelry shaped by stone, cast in silver, 14k and 18k gold, and natural gemstones, carrying the same texture, weight, and strength the earth took centuries to make. Made entirely by hand, each piece endures the way stone does, quietly, and for a lifetime.