Sundial Waterfall Earrings

This is a treasure as if from a lost kingdom, with a central, rounded golden-green surface – a gem blessed by the Nart spirit, reflecting the eye of the deity enshrined deep within the ancient Mienma temple. Like morning mist yet to dissipate, a faint glow emerges through layered textures, revealing the contours of ancient legends. Intricate golden beads and green tones weave around, their arrangement mimicking the markings of a sundial, as if measuring the long, languid hours of summer. It is also a sacred relic embraced by vines, whispering secrets forgotten by history. Layered gold chains cascade and intertwine, a flowing melody woven between metal and jade by the Irrawaddy. The milky white pendants adorning it, like morning dew on a leaf tip, refract fleeting divine revelations. Each sway is like the murmur of the water god Naga from distant ruins, telling riddles of past glory, now waiting to awaken. Each sway is an echo of the past whispering in your ear, as if an ancient covenant between the earth and the sun will finally emerge on the soil of time. Mysteries dormant for years lie hidden between light and shadow, awaiting the light touch of your fingertips to make those secrets, concealed by the years, shine once more within golden-topped dreams. - Japanese Miyuki beads, Swarovski crystal pearls, shell, brass - Ear posts/clips - Approximately 11 cm long, 2.5 cm wide, weighing approximately 28g - Sold as a pair - Designed and manufactured in Taiwan