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Handmade butterfly earrings – Fair fashion from Thailand
I found the beautiful butterfly earrings in a small shop at a market in Bangkok, and I just couldn’t resist the beautiful colors and exquisite details. The earrings are handmade, and each piece is unique so to me, they are not just earrings, but little pieces of art that you can wear and treasure.
The butterfly earrings are made by Mim, a young female jewelry designer, who runs her small shop together with her sister Nammon, who is an English teacher and helps Mim communicating with international customers. Mim has always been interested in jewelry design, so after finishing her university studies, she took a course in jewelry making. Mim loves butterflies and birds, so they appear in many of her designs, which are also characterized by beautiful details and a bright, vibrant color scheme.
How to style the butterfly earrings?
I like to keep the rest of my outfit simple and let the earrings be the focal point. That way, they really get a chance to shine. Pair them with simple, neutral clothing and let the colors do the talking. If you want to make a bolder statement, consider styling your butterfly earrings with a top or dress in matching colors.
Overall, I just adore butterfly earrings. They’re such a simple way to add some joy and playfulness to your day, and they are always a conversation starter. Plus, knowing that you’re wearing something that’s unique and handmade just adds to the charm.
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