The Story & Ethical Sourcing
These one-of-a-kind asymmetrical statement earrings feature authentic Burmese python vertebrae sourced directly from the Florida Everglades. The specimens were ethically donated as part of invasive species removal efforts by FWC non-native reptile removal specialists and certified python hunters.
What makes this pair truly extraordinary is its natural biological history: one earring showcases a rare fused pair of vertebrae exhibiting a natural bone pathology, while the other features a classic, individual python vertebra. Instead of discarding asymmetrical or pathological bone formations, this design celebrates the unique physical journey and organic story of the animal, transforming a natural anomaly into a captivating conversation piece.
Composition & Craftsmanship
Bone Specimens: Ethically donated Everglades Burmese python vertebrae—one single vertebra paired with a naturally fused pathological double vertebra.
Gemstones: Iridescent dark peacock-hued freshwater pearls accenting top and bottom.
Hardware: Modern double-rectangle link gold-plated findings acquired during a creative journey to New Hampshire.
Origin: Handcrafted by Michele Moore in North Port, Florida.
Style & Wearability Measuring a dramatic 3-inch drop, these asymmetrical drop earrings blend bold structural bone geometry with elegant gold-plated line work and luminous freshwater pearls. The contrast between the dark pearl luster and the sculpted white bone brings sophisticated drama to any ensemble—perfect for lovers of oddities, natural history, and modern wearable art.
Investment
Price: $65.00
