Vintage Dreams Showstopper Cake Drop Earrings
Designed as part of our collaboration with Australia's Queen of Cakes Katherine Sabbath, and inspired by one of her real creations, these limited-run Vintage Dreams Showstopper Cake Drop Earrings are (almost) good enough to eat! Hand-assembled from the most colourful resins, complete with bows and etched icing detailing, you'll also find this retro treat available as a brooch, while stocks last!
40mm x 39mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
“Vintage buttercream-style cakes are back in vogue and I personally love anything with a retro aesthetic! My interpretation comes with modern pastel colours and a satisfying amount of kitsch factor. The more contrasting the colours, the better!”
Designed as part of our collaboration with Australia's Queen of Cakes Katherine Sabbath, and inspired by one of her real creations, these limited-run Vintage Dreams Showstopper Cake Drop Earrings are (almost) good enough to eat! Hand-assembled from the most colourful resins, complete with bows and etched icing detailing, you'll also find this retro treat available as a brooch, while stocks last!
40mm x 39mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
“Vintage buttercream-style cakes are back in vogue and I personally love anything with a retro aesthetic! My interpretation comes with modern pastel colours and a satisfying amount of kitsch factor. The more contrasting the colours, the better!”
Description
Designed as part of our collaboration with Australia's Queen of Cakes Katherine Sabbath, and inspired by one of her real creations, these limited-run Vintage Dreams Showstopper Cake Drop Earrings are (almost) good enough to eat! Hand-assembled from the most colourful resins, complete with bows and etched icing detailing, you'll also find this retro treat available as a brooch, while stocks last!
40mm x 39mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
“Vintage buttercream-style cakes are back in vogue and I personally love anything with a retro aesthetic! My interpretation comes with modern pastel colours and a satisfying amount of kitsch factor. The more contrasting the colours, the better!”
