Peace Jewelry earrings from war _ _ fair trade

Texture with a gentle sense of restrained, meticulous feel full of brushed metal texture, form of extraordinary beauty. It's not just purely decorative jewelry give you, but a series to tell a story about war and peace. Contains a complex and emotion into the production of large, beautiful and meaningful. 1.2x1.2cm / Material / Aluminum Laos is the world's average per capita bombed countries most severely. Second Indochina War from 1964 to 1973 (commonly known as the Vietnam War), the US average per aircraft dropped bombs every eight minutes a Laos. In 1964 to 1973, about 2 million ton of ammunition to throw at the territory of Laos. And up to 30% of unexploded ordnance - or about 78 million unexploded ordnance left in Laos. Resulting in Laos 17 provinces, 25 percent of villages in the country are suffering from the impact of these unexploded ordnance. 1964 to 2008, more than five million people and UXO casualties. So far there are more than 300 people each year and casualties due to unexploded ordnance. This series of bracelets made from Laos during the civil war planes or bomb debris. Products made by a bomb, to help local residents out of poverty. Cocoon wrap design + Fair Trade The first World Fair Trade Organization WFTO certified member of Taiwan