The Tailor Chalk mono earring

Anyone who has tried their hand at pattern cutting will recognize the tailor\'s chalk. Dressmakers use it to mark the fabric for cutting and then brush it off or remove it with a steam iron. We recreated this tool life-sized in nickel silver. This alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc is also known as German silver. German metallurgists dubbed it Neusilber—“new silver”—for its resemblance to the precious metal. The fashion house\'s name is engraved on one side of the rounded triangle. The earring has a post-back closure. Item measurements Length — 36,5 mm, width — 37 mm, height — 4,5 mm.