Bryan Anthonys

Beautifully Broken Huggies

Beautifully Broken Huggies - Main image
$16 $32 In stock

Category: Earrings

Description
Let go of the idea of perfection — you are not perfect, you are real. Let yourself be flawed, and allow yourself to make mistakes. Recognize that you’re not always going to have it all together. Sometimes your heart is going to break, you are going to get hurt, you are going to feel pain. Don’t apologize for being broken — every time you break you become a little more alive. You become more open with yourself. You become exposed to your sensibility. Every crack tells you a little more about yourself — your strength, your courage, your tenacity — what you’re made of. Do not hide these pieces from the world, they are a part of who you are. You see, the most beautiful people are beautifully broken. Their hearts are heavy but they love the deepest. They have seen the dark but they appreciate everything that shines. They’re compassionate, understanding, and empathetic. Beautiful hearts just don’t happen — and you, my dear, are going to show the world just how beautiful you are.
Information & Fit
Designed by Bryan Anthonys
Base Material: Brass
Size: 17 mm x 7.5 mm
Diameter: 11 mm
Crystal Dimensions: 2 mm x 4 mm
Available Finishes: 14k Gold (nickel-free), Silver (nickel-free)

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas V. ★★★★★

I’ve worn them every day since they arrived and the imperfect hammered finish actually catches light in a way that makes them look intentional. They’re lightweight enough that I forget I have them on, which is exactly what I wanted for everyday wear.

Ellie ★★★★★

The uneven, hammered texture catches the light in a way that feels intentional, not messy. I’ve gotten three compliments already, and they stayed comfortable from morning coffee to bedtime.

Robert ★★★★★

Wore these through a full day of errands and forgot I had them on, which never happens with earrings. The huggie design sits flush against my lobe without pinching, and the slightly imperfect texture feels like a quiet reminder to stop striving for everything to be flawless.