Specimen: FA-026
Archival Title: Autumn Night
Soil Type: Speckled Ember-Silt
The Folklore: An artifact capturing the precise moment an autumn sunset yields to the dark. The burnt orange represents the final glow of a harvest day, while the cream-with-dots and solid black segments mimic the cooling earth and the encroaching shadows of a long October night. A three-tiered narrative of seasonal transition.
Visual Assessment: A structured, three-part articulated earring. It features a solid obsidian-black segment, a cream-toned segment detailed with fine black "speckle" dots, and a rich, saturated burnt orange base.
Curator’s Styling Note: These have amazing movement thanks to the three-part drop. They’re the ultimate "cool curator" choice for oversized knits or a dark trench coat—that burnt orange is the perfect pop for a fall-inspired fit.