I think you will agree that all of these earrings are unique. They're crafted from a variety of materials, including vintage buttons and ancient glass. Some of the earrings are set in vermeil, which is made by plating a metal with gold. Prices start at $68 and move upwards, with three under $100.
Fulani Tribal Earrings
National Geographic
Wear a West African look with these gorgeous earrings. Fulani craftsmen handcraft the earrings using hammered brass that is plated with 24-karat gold. The hinged wires are made from 12-karat gold.
Last Emperor Vintage Jade Earrings
National Geographic
Ninety-year-old jade buttons, from the time of China's last emperor, are the focal point of these earrings. The buttons are bezel-set in 22-karat gold vermeil, with cultured freshwater pearls below them. Buttons may vary somewhat.
Roman Glass Earrings
National Geographic
Ancient Roman glass, excavated in Israel, is used to craft these unique earrings. Glass possibly originated from a jug, wineglass or other vessel. Being in the ground for about 2,000 years has given each piece of glass an iridescent patina. Wires that encircle the glass are crafted from 22-karat gold vermeil.
