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Ten Thousand Villages Mother of Pearl Heart Drop Earrings

Name: Ten Thousand Villages Mother of Pearl Heart Drop Earrings
Brand: Ten Thousand Villages
SKU: B3259231
Price: 39.99 USD
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The Ten Thousand Villages Mother of Pearl Heart Drop Earrings radiate a quiet, coastal glow that feels timeless and modern all at once. The hearts are mother of pearl carved in a Bethlehem heritage craft tradition dating back to the 15th century and handmade by artisans in the West Bank. They hang from slender French hooks, catching light with every turn and lending a soft iridescence to day-to-night looks. An everyday piece with rare soul, it speaks to something special without shouting.

On the ear, the drop rests gracefully from the lobe, light enough for all-day wear while still catching the eye with subtle movement. The heart shape keeps things feminine without being fussy, and the French hooks sit securely for confident wear. They layer easily with a second stud or small hoop, and pair just as easily with denim and a tee or a dressier blouse for evening events. The design invites gentle contrast across outfits, transitioning from casual to dressed-up with ease.

Ten Thousand Villages Exclusive and handmade by West Bank artisans, this piece centers heritage craft in a contemporary silhouette. The mother of pearl hearts offer a quiet romance that complements both sleek daywear and a more polished evening look, making it a thoughtful gift or a signature accessory for a pared-back jewelry box.

Materials / Fabrication

Mother of Pearl hearts
Hand carved and crafted by artisans in West Bank
Drop earrings with French hook fittings
Bethlehem heritage craft tradition dating back to the 15th century
Ten Thousand Villages Exclusive

Recommended Care

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear to remove oils and preserve luster
Avoid contact with water, perfumes, lotions, and other chemicals
Store in a soft pouch or jewelry box to prevent scratches
Keep away from direct heat and sunlight to protect the shell finish

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About Ten Thousand Villages

Ten Thousand Villages is a nonprofit fair trade retailer that brings artisan-made goods from around the world to everyday shoppers. Built on partnerships with craftspeople in dozens of countries, the brand emphasizes ethical sourcing, living wages, and transparent trade practices. Its product mix spans jewelry and accessories, clothing and apparel, home decor, textiles, and gifts, all crafted by hand with attention to detail and sustainability. Founded in 1946 by Edna Ruth Byler, it was one of the first global fair trade initiatives and remains a leading voice in responsible retail. For shoppers, the brand offers distinctive, story-rich pieces you can feel good about adding to your closet, home, or gifting wardrobe. ()