The whole beagle, head to paws
These beagle earrings are a full seated beagle. She sits upright with both front paws set forward and her ears picked out in champagne and brown stone, the pose a beagle owner knows from across a room. You get the seat, the front paws and the saddle, the whole animal worked at earring scale.
Tri-color pave, set like a real coat
The stones follow real beagle markings instead of covering the dog in one color. Champagne and brown rhinestones sit on the ears and the haunches, a black saddle patch runs across the back, and clear stones fill the chest, face and legs. The eyes and the nose are black stones, set into the clear pave of the face, so the markings that make a beagle a beagle are all there in stone.
The hook, the coil and the bead
Each one hangs from a slim gold-tone French hook. The wire passes through a pierced lobe and holds by its own curve, with a small coiled wrap and a single bead on the wire. They hang free below the lobe rather than sitting flat on it, which is how the pave picks up light as you move.
Gold-tone zinc alloy, sold as a pair
The base is gold-tone zinc alloy, with the rhinestone pave running over the dog, the black saddle patch and the champagne haunches included, so every part of the coat is stone rather than paint. Put them on last, after perfume and hairspray have dried, and keep them somewhere dry between wears, in a box or a pouch rather than on the edge of a sink.
Two earrings ship together, one for each ear, both cut from the same seated pose.
The rest of the beagle line
These have two siblings in the same breed. The Baylor pendant sets the adult face in rhinestone pave on a zinc alloy base, on a fixed 20 inch chain, and the Scout puppy pendant sets a gold-plated stainless steel puppy face on a fine cable chain with a 2 inch extender. More of the line sits in pet jewelry and women's earrings.
