Lit Hoop Earrings Light Blue
The jewelry industry can be a field where technology, daring patterns, and gender fluidity come together to create incredibly modern details, as Yann Tosser-Roussey, founder of the Roussey brand, demonstrates. After the experience at Studio Berçot and then Kenzo and Hermès, the French creative began doing 3D print bold and fun accessories using PLA, a bio-sourced polymer based on corn starch and cellulose, to pursue sustainable fashion. The exaggerated shapes and extravagant colors are set to revolutionize the concept of ordinary jewelry.
- 82% Polylactic, 18% Glass
- Crystal-Cut Detailing
- Sold as Pair
- Made in France
- Style Code: S24E04 2
The jewelry industry can be a field where technology, daring patterns, and gender fluidity come together to create incredibly modern details, as Yann Tosser-Roussey, founder of the Roussey brand, demonstrates. After the experience at Studio Berçot and then Kenzo and Hermès, the French creative began doing 3D print bold and fun accessories using PLA, a bio-sourced polymer based on corn starch and cellulose, to pursue sustainable fashion. The exaggerated shapes and extravagant colors are set to revolutionize the concept of ordinary jewelry.
- 82% Polylactic, 18% Glass
- Crystal-Cut Detailing
- Sold as Pair
- Made in France
- Style Code: S24E04 2
Original: $105.37
-65%$105.37
$36.88Description
The jewelry industry can be a field where technology, daring patterns, and gender fluidity come together to create incredibly modern details, as Yann Tosser-Roussey, founder of the Roussey brand, demonstrates. After the experience at Studio Berçot and then Kenzo and Hermès, the French creative began doing 3D print bold and fun accessories using PLA, a bio-sourced polymer based on corn starch and cellulose, to pursue sustainable fashion. The exaggerated shapes and extravagant colors are set to revolutionize the concept of ordinary jewelry.
- 82% Polylactic, 18% Glass
- Crystal-Cut Detailing
- Sold as Pair
- Made in France
- Style Code: S24E04 2
