Cempasúchil Earrings

The flower that guides them home.

Inspired by the cempasúchil — the iconic orange flower of Día de Muertos — these earrings turn one of the celebration’s most recognizable symbols into a dimensional statement piece, entirely woven by hand.

Traditionally placed on ofrendas and pathways to welcome and guide loved ones back, the cempasúchil carries a meaning far beyond its color. Our version is created bead by bead in vibrant orange, bringing that tradition into a piece you can wear beyond the celebration.

At 0.35 oz per earring, they give you the impact of a statement piece without the size and weight of our Ofrenda design — the perfect choice if you want something bold but wearable for a full evening.

Created in a limited run of 30 pairs in collaboration with Calaveras en mi Ciudad. $15 from every pair sold supports a Mexican artist connected to the Día de Muertos celebration.

What you need to know before you buy:

• Size: approx. 2 × 2 in (5 × 5 cm)
• Weight: 0.35 oz (10 g) per earring
• Material: Japanese Miyuki Delica beads, woven with Miyuki thread
• Construction: 100% handwoven
• Post: Surgical steel
• Limited edition: Only 30 pairs made
• Care: Keep away from water, sweat, perfume, and excessive pulling to protect the beadwork
• Packaging: Ships gift-ready from Colorado in 2–3 business days

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A Heliconia original. Handcrafted in Colombia.