Midnight Mischief – Beetlejuice Inspired Beaded Earrings

$120.00

Beetlejuice-inspired beadwork in moody greens, purples, and black. Lightweight, statement earrings with high-quality crystals and gold-plated findings.

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Description

Step into the strange and unusual with Midnight Mischief — a dramatic pair of hand-beaded earrings inspired by the iconic color palette of Beetlejuice. A heart-shaped matte black epoxy cab anchors this bold design, hand-set with jet black crystal beads and surrounded by a hauntingly beautiful mix of black, white, green, and purple Delica beads.

Finished with black metal rhinestone banding and rich purple buckskin backing, every detail is made with care and intention. The 18k gold-plated findings and fishhook ear wires ensure a touch of elegance to match the boldness. Whether you’re dressing up for a gallery opening or just letting your love of spooky style shine through, Midnight Mischief makes a statement.

Crafted with high-quality materials and made by an Indigenous artist, these earrings are a celebration of creativity, edge, and craftsmanship.

🖤 Size: 2.5 x 2.25 inches
🖤 Materials: Delica beads, crystal accents, buckskin, 18k gold findings
🖤 Lightweight & durable                                                                                                                          🖤 Authentic Native American-made

Designed and handcrafted in Minnesota by Shavaun Martin for Elk Feather Art Gallery.

Elk Feather Art Gallery is an Indigenous-owned art gallery featuring handcrafted beadwork, original artwork, and wearable art inspired by nature, culture, and creative expression.

Learn more about the artist, the inspiration behind the artwork, and the story of Elk Feather Art Gallery by visiting our About page.

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Designed with purpose. Crafted with care. Inspired by culture, creativity, and the natural world.

— Elk Feather Art Gallery