Silver Colorado Wildflower Teardrop Apothecary Earrings - Artisan Made
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Bring a little mountain magic to your day with our Silver Colorado Wildflower Teardrop Apothecary Earrings—a delicate fusion of timeless beauty and wild spirit. These artisan-made earrings feature tiny glass bottles filled with real wildflowers and locally foraged Rocky Mountain Quartz, dangling gracefully from hypoallergenic sterling silver lever backs. Lightweight and thoughtfully handcrafted, they capture the gentle essence of the high country in a style that feels both grounded and ethereal.
Each pair features:
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Small glass teardrop bottles that dangle approximately 1" from the ear
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Real wildflower petals, leaves, moss, and flora from our Colorado wildflower preserve
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Crushed Rocky Mountain Quartz, foraged from our land and placed at the base of each bottle
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Hypoallergenic sterling silver lever backs – free of nickel and zinc
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Lightweight, sustainable design – made with glass instead of plastic or resin
Crafted with care in our Rocky Mountain studio, no two pairs are ever alike. As the dried botanicals shift within the bottles, they create a softly swirling kaleidoscope of natural color and texture. Each pair arrives ready to gift in a charming pouch, along with a packet of wildflower seeds to plant—a small way to carry forward the beauty these earrings represent.
Care Instructions
Wipe gently with a soft cloth as needed. Avoid submerging in water or exposing to high heat and direct sunlight. The delicate glass bottles should be handled with care.
Our Sustainability Promise
Our harvesting method gently prunes flowers, encouraging stronger regrowth and biodiversity. Each year, we sow hundreds of thousands of wildflower seeds to support pollinators and preserve the local ecosystem. Our vegan, low-waste studio uses cruelty-free materials and partners with small businesses to ensure every piece is made with intention and integrity. Every order includes wildflower seeds to plant—part of nearly one million seeds we've helped sow over the years.
