Mismatched Mondrian Amaryllis Earrings - Fauvist Triangle Art Jewelry

These asymmetrical wooden statement earrings showcase vibrant art details extracted from Red Amaryllis with Blue Background (1907), a brilliant early watercolour by Piet Mondrian. Painted during his pre-abstract period, this stunning piece captures the artist experimenting with a bold, Fauvist style — breaking the composition into vivid blocks of deep red and indigo blue that reduce the flowers to their elementary shapes. By isolating these expressive, painterly strokes within a modern geometric silhouette, this eye-catching pair transforms an evolutionary masterpiece into an edgy piece of wearable art that perfectly complements an authentic, bohemian artistic aesthetic.

Individually handcrafted in my studio in Granada, Spain, each mismatched earring features a striking triangle shape measuring 4.5 cm x 5.5 cm. Meticulously hand-cut from sustainable wood — sourced from FSC-certified suppliers as raw material, though the final product is not itself FSC-certified — these earrings are exceptionally lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. Designed in a refined museum replica style, they are completed with premium 925 sterling silver hooks, ensuring a high-quality finish. To preserve the rich watercolour tones and natural wood integrity, please avoid all contact with water, showering, or swimming.

By choosing this piece of fine art reproduction jewellery, you directly support conscious slow-fashion practices and ethical artisan trade over uniform mass production. Their deep art-historical narrative and vivid colour contrast make them an extraordinary unique gift for art lovers, a highly meaningful art historian graduation gift, a gorgeous seasonal accessory for spring and summer wardrobes, or an eccentric surprise for a birthday, anniversary, or holiday. The earrings arrive beautifully presented in a custom-designed, eco-friendly gift envelope.