Petroglyph Earrings

Ki‘i Pōhaku, the Hawaiian word for petroglyph, refers to the ancient rock carvings created by Native Hawaiians across the islands. Many of these petroglyphs have been preserved and can still be seen in various locations throughout Hawaii today.

• Gold Finish:  Ultra-thick 18k gold plating (25-50 microns),  crafted to be 10x thicker than standard heavy plating for a lifetime of wear.
• Other Materials: Base metal brass. Posts hypoallergenic. Silver finish is antique silver on brass. 
• Size: 1"

Made in a left and right to frame the face. Original copyright by artist Leighton Lam.