'Ms Lava Lova' ~ Unique Statement Earrings

A$59.95

Move over Shaggy, it’s Ms Lava Lova’s time to shine. In Wild July’s signature inky resin, these sparkly two piece coral creations are the jewel in our Marine Queen crown and they’re so talented that they can swim all the way to your ears.

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Featuring a gold mirror acrylic base and a hand-dyed hot pink ink resin, Ms Lava Lova is a boombastic 🎶 romantic 🎶 fantastic 🎶 lover and we have literally been stopped multiple times in the street wearing them.

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Measuring 7cm from top to tail, this versatile queen offers you four different variations - all together + just inky corals on their own + gold mirror corals on their own + or one of each! Dayyyyyum. What you say, grrl?

PS: If you know the lyrics to Shaggy’s 🎶 Mr Boombastic 🎶 that would really help you understand these references. If not, we know you’re a resourceful gal who’ll figure it out!

Get free shipping

All orders over $85 qualify for free domestic (Australia) shipping! Simply apply the discount code: GETIT!SHIPPED at checkout and your goodies will be on their way.

PS: Keep in mind that free shipping is normally a sales tactic to get you to add more to your cart, ugh. But for this small business, it’s how we cover our costs and reward you for your loyalty at the same time. Happy shopping shipping!

About the CARMEN GET IT! Marine Queen Collection

Part of the CARMEN GET IT! Marine Queen Collection ~ a colourful way to splash out on some small, women-owned and porpoise-driven businesses. Find out more about wearing your values on your earlobes over on our blog.

Spreading the love (and the money)

Around here we love to ‘kelp’ a sister out, so what would a CARMEN GET IT! Collection be without spreading the love (and the money) a little further?

For each pair of earrings sold from our Marine Queen Collection, we donate $5 to Salt Water STEMinists - a video series by the mermazing Grumpy Turtle Creative sharing the stories behind the tireless work of women in marine science and conservation to slowly help change the status quo of STEM. Shell yeah!