Amethyst & Copper Fringe Earrings | Long Beaded Statement Earrings

Nocturne Collection | Studio Henbane

A cascade of midnight beads, violet gemstones, and warm copper.

These dramatic statement earrings combine hand-shaped copper frames with natural amethyst chips and long, flowing strands of glass beadwork. Deep matte-black beads are interspersed with iridescent violet, blue, and copper accents, creating subtle flashes of color as the fringe moves.

Amethyst gemstones stretch across the open copper frames, while delicate copper chains suspend the earrings beneath oversized, handmade copper ear hooks. The graduated fringe forms a dramatic silhouette inspired by the textures and colors of the night.

Each pair is individually handcrafted, bringing together traditional beadwork and metalworking techniques in a distinctive piece of wearable art.

Details:

• Drop Length: approximately 6 inches
• Width: approximately 1.5 inches
• Natural amethyst gemstone chips
• Hand-shaped copper frames and handmade copper ear hooks
• Copper chain accents
• Matte-black and multicolored iridescent glass seed beads
• Handcrafted in the Pacific Northwest

The Nocturne Collection

Adornment after dark. Nocturne explores the interplay of shadow, color, and light through dark glass beadwork, iridescent accents, and handcrafted copper.

Stone Meaning
Amethyst is traditionally associated with intuition, wisdom, and spiritual awareness. Its calming energy is often sought to promote clarity of mind, balance, and protection from negativity.

Historical & Cultural Significance
The ancient Greeks and Romans associated amethyst with sobriety and clear thinking. Throughout history it has adorned royal regalia, religious objects, and ceremonial jewelry across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

The symbolic meanings shared here reflect traditional folklore, historical uses, and cultural associations connected to these materials. They are offered as part of the rich history of human adornment and are not intended as medical, spiritual, or scientific claims. 

Visit the Stone Lore page for additional historical context and information for our most commonly used materials.