Brief Summary…

• Recycled vintage dessert spoon
• Choice of finish : Contemporary satin or trad shiny
• Hand cut from the spoon with traditional jewellers piercing saw.
• Special selection of 4 earrings to wear or share
• Hairy Growler sterling silver earring wires
• Size : 21mm*13mm
• Symbolism : Intelligence, mystery, death, life, prophecy
• Handcrafted & Recycled in Cambridge
• made with Love

A little more detail…

These Raven earrings are a stately addition to the Randomesque collection. These beautiful and imposing Raven earrings have been meticulously hand cut from the ‘bowl’ of an old, discarded antique soup spoon.As with all of the items in the collection you are welcome to specify a brushed satin finish or a highly polished finish. Indeed you are welcome to simply choose a single pair rather than a conspiracy of four.

Handmade and completely recycled in Cambridge, UK. Complete with the finest sterling silver earwires. Sizes : Approx 21 mm * 13 mm

Ravens bring with them feelings of mystery, death, wisdom, intelligence, and prophecy. Their black plumage and association with carrion contribute to their connection with death and loss, while their intelligence and ability to mimic human speech give them a reputation for wisdom and insight.

They are frequently linked to death and the afterlife, often acting as psychopomps (guides of souls) in mythology. Their presence in art and poems can foreshadow impending doom or symbolize grief and mourning.

Ravens are considered one of the most intelligent bird species, and this is reflected in their poetic symbolism. They can represent ancient wisdom, secrets, and the ability to see beyond the surface. Their ability to communicate, albeit through mimicry, has led to their association with prophecy and the ability to foresee the future. In some cases, they can be seen as messengers from the spirit world.

The raven’s dark appearance and enigmatic nature contribute to its symbolic power. They can evoke a sense of unease, suspense, and the unknown, making them a compelling figure in gothic or horror literature.

Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven”:
The raven in this iconic poem embodies grief, loss, and the narrator’s descent into despair. It symbolizes the finality of death and the torment of unhealable sorrow.