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Matobo Rock Textured Sterling Silver and Granite Dangly Earrings
Matobo Rock Textured Sterling Silver and Granite Dangly Earrings
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These silver drop earrings are inspired by the Matobo Hills that are on our doorstep here in Matabeleland South. The Matobo Hills are made from granite that has been weathered for millennia and the rock you walk over has these little pits from the rain and wind. We tried to recreate that on the silver drop of these earrings.
We have paired it with hand-shaped granite "gemstones" from which these rocks are made. The granite is black with little shiny specs.
The Matobo Hills are an amazing place and for millennia local people have worshipped in the hills to this day it is still considered a sacred place by a number of different groups. There is an amazing feeling when you walk through the valleys and climb those rocks. It feels like the ancestors are right there with you. It's a place that grounds you and gives you peace that I find nowhere else in Zimbabwe.
We hope that these earrings will bring a little of the peace that we find in those hills!
The Matobo Hills have been declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO - here's a bit more about them: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/306/
We have paired it with hand-shaped granite "gemstones" from which these rocks are made. The granite is black with little shiny specs.
The Matobo Hills are an amazing place and for millennia local people have worshipped in the hills to this day it is still considered a sacred place by a number of different groups. There is an amazing feeling when you walk through the valleys and climb those rocks. It feels like the ancestors are right there with you. It's a place that grounds you and gives you peace that I find nowhere else in Zimbabwe.
We hope that these earrings will bring a little of the peace that we find in those hills!
The Matobo Hills have been declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO - here's a bit more about them: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/306/
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