These one-of-a-kind earrings feature a stunning double framing of stitched freshwater pearls surrounding imagery of Venus and Cupid, inspired by the exquisite artworks displayed in the Verplanck Room of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s American Wing. The Verplanck Room, a Georgian-style parlor from Coldenham, New York (circa 1767), reflects the refined tastes of Samuel Verplanck and his wife, Judith Crommelin Verplanck. The room is renowned for its harmonious blend of architecture, furnishings, and art, capturing the elegance of 18th-century American interiors.

The central image, depicting Venus and Cupid, symbolizes love, beauty, and mythology, themes often celebrated in period decor. The freshwater pearls, stitched meticulously around the design, enhance the romantic charm of the earrings with their luminous purity.

Perfect for art enthusiasts and those who appreciate historical craftsmanship, these earrings bring a touch of the Verplanck Room’s timeless sophistication into a modern, wearable form. A true collector’s piece of Folkloric Jewelry for lovers of history and beauty.

M A T E R I A L S

• Decoupage Paper
• Resin
• Freshwater Pearls
• Bronze
• Approx. 1.75"