✨Midnight Sundial✨| Blue & Champagne Starburst Drop Earrings

Someone in the Faewilde once tried to build a sundial for midnight.

This was considered unwise, impractical, and probably rude to the moon.

Still, the attempt left something behind: a little hanging measure of dark blue hours and pale golden light, ticking downward one bead at a time. Midnight Sundial is said to come from that failed experiment, though the frogs insist it was only a failure if one expected it to tell the correct time.

Deep blue beads mark the night like small fixed stars. Champagne-glass drops catch the ghost of daylight after it has gone. At the center, a pale square bead holds a golden starburst, less like a sun at noon and more like the memory of one pressed into dusk.

No one uses the midnight sundial to know when they are.

They use it to know whether the dark has started glittering back.

For telling time after the sun forgets. ✨

Care Notes:

Keep dry, as moisture and chemicals can dull the silver-tone metal and glass bead finish; wipe gently after wear and store separately so the long bead links do not tangle, with a polishing cloth included.