DENZ Midi Penguin Earrings
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Denz + co

DENZ Midi Penguin Dangle Earrings

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Pickup currently unavailable at 47 Richmond Tce Reception

DENZ Midi Penguin Dangle Earrings

47 Richmond Tce Reception

Pickup currently unavailable

47 Richmond Terrace
Richmond VIC 3121
Australia

+61422258229

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A Playful Favourite for Animal Lovers

Show your love for one of nature’s most beloved birds with these Midi Penguin Earrings. Featuring the iconic black and white colouring of the penguin, these earrings capture the playful spirit of these charming creatures.

Made from super thin recycled stainless steel, they are lightweight and comfortable - perfect for any animal lover.

Key Features:

  • Material: Super thin recycled stainless steel for a featherlight feel.
  • Colour: Black base and body with a white belly, capturing the iconic penguin look.
  • Size: Midi size, perfect for adding a subtle yet playful touch to your outfit. 70mm x 32mm
  • Hooks: Hypoallergenic, ensuring all-day comfort for sensitive ears.

Style Tips: 

Perfect for animal lovers, bird enthusiasts, and anyone with a soft spot for penguins. These earrings add a fun and adorable accent to any casual or everyday look. Wear them to showcase your love for penguins in a stylish yet playful way.

One of the best sustainable jewellery gifting option that is made in Australia! Great gift for bird lovers, partners, art lovers, or someone who loves to stand out


 

Denz + Co is an Australian jewellery brand founded by designer Kate Bordessa, creating colourful statement earrings designed to bring a little joy to your day. Made from recycled stainless steel with surgical stainless steel hooks, their earrings combine eye-catching style with thoughtful design.

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