French dictionary earrings (pair) - a gift for language students, teachers and authors

Earring /ˈɪərɪŋ/

noun

1. an ornament for the ear, usually one of a pair and clipped onto the lobe or fastened through a hole pierced in the lobe.

These charming little earrings are based on the style of the Oxford French Dictionary book covers, so they’re the perfect gift for anyone learning or teaching languages.

The earrings themselves measure 2cm in length and weigh a mere 3g each, so they won't be a burden on your ears.

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Good to know

I use PLA for the body of the earrings; an organic, plant-based material derived from fermented starches, so it’s sustainably produced and much more environmentally friendly.

All drop earrings have silver-plated hooks and connectors.

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Product care

Clean with a damp cloth. The covers can survive a little moisture but be careful not to soak them. Do not leave on or near hot surfaces (including hair dryers).

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Returns

Earrings cannot be returned for hygiene reasons. Message me if there is a problem with the item.

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Warning!

Small parts: keep away from babies and small children.