Bronze Queen Bee Disc Drop Earrings
Current price: $ 40.00
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If you've ever wanted to wear something that feels like royalty with a little edge—well, here you go. The Bronze Queen Bee Disc Drop Earrings from John S. Brana Handmade Jewelry are that bold-but-still-feminine piece your jewelry box has been missing. They're not fussy. They're not overly sweet. But they do buzz with charm.
These earrings feel like something you'd find in a hidden boutique in some artsy European neighborhood—except they’re designed and handcrafted right in San Francisco. You can practically hear the story behind them just by looking. That raw bronze, that bee detail, that disc shape—it’s got a little bit of myth and a lot of style.
Product Benefits
- Size: 2 1/4 inches long by 1 1/2 inches wide — just big enough to turn heads without feeling heavy
- Material: Raw bronze (not oxidized) for a warm, earthy glow
- Finish: Sealed with a non-toxic polymer coating to help prevent tarnish and skin discoloration
- Ear Wires: Bronze French hooks that are gentle on ears and easy to wear
- Perfect for Gifting: Ideal for 8th or 19th wedding anniversaries—because bronze is the traditional metal for both
- Handmade in San Francisco using 100% U.S.-sourced recycled and refined metals
Who Would Love These Earrings?
Honestly? These are for the woman who’s over fast fashion. She wants something with a little soul. A little story. She’s into timeless pieces that don’t scream for attention but still get compliments every single time she wears them.
She's the type who shops small, loves a good wine bar, and probably has a soft spot for bees (who doesn’t?). If she already owns a few pieces from the Handmade Bronze Earrings Collection, these will fit right in.
Oh—and if you're someone hunting for an anniversary gift for your wife, these earrings check all the boxes. Thoughtful? Check. Romantic? Definitely. Different than anything she already owns? Yup.
How and Where to Wear Them
These aren’t your everyday studs—but you could totally wear them every day. They’re light enough for errands and meetings but bold enough for dinner downtown. Here’s a few ideas:
- To work: Pair them with a high ponytail and a structured blazer. Want tips? Check out our guide to wearing bronze earrings to work.
- Date night: Loose waves, a slouchy off-the-shoulder sweater, maybe a dark lip. Done.
- Weddings or special events: These earrings pop beautifully against formal dresses, especially in jewel tones or earthy neutrals.
- Casual weekends: Toss them on with a white tee and jeans to elevate your basics.
They go with flowy, boho dresses just as well as they do with city-chic all-black outfits. Basically? They’re chameleons—with a little buzz.
Why Bronze? Why Bees?
Glad you asked. Bronze is the go-to for both 8th and 19th wedding anniversaries—so these earrings are kind of a no-brainer if you’re shopping for that. Want a little inspo? Check out our top 8 bronze jewelry picks for 2024 or best gifts for her on your 8th anniversary.
And the bee? Bees are symbols of hard work, loyalty, and community. Not to get all symbolic, but doesn’t that sound a bit like marriage?
Want more gift ideas for the 19th anniversary? Here's a top 10 bronze jewelry list.
Why They’re Different From Everything Else
Let’s be real—there’s a lot of jewelry out there. So why these?
- They’re not mass-produced. Every pair is handcrafted.
- They don’t look like everyone else’s earrings.
- They age beautifully—like you, basically.
- They’re made with eco-conscious materials, so you can feel good while looking great.
And unlike pieces that tarnish in a week or turn your ears green, these are coated with a non-toxic polymer seal to help keep that warm bronze glow looking fresh. It’s like a little armor against time.
Want to read more about the charm of bronze? Head over to The Timeless Beauty of Bronze in Jewelry.
More Bronze Goodness to Pair With
Why stop at earrings? If you’re loving the look of raw bronze, here are some other bronze pieces that would pair beautifully:
- A hammered bronze cuff adds edge
- Or go with a brushed anticlastic cuff for a smoother feel
- Layer a hammered bronze necklace to pull the whole look together
- Add one of our bronze gemstone rings to finish things off
And if you’re curious about where bronze jewelry fits in your fashion life, this bronze jewelry blog has tips, guides, and style inspo.
Quick Styling Ideas
Here’s some outfit inspo in bite-size form:
| Occasion | Outfit Idea | Pair With |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee Date | Flowy midi dress + flats | Bronze Ginkgo Leaf Earrings for backup style |
| Gallery Opening | Black jumpsuit + heels | Hammered Bronze Link Chain Necklace |
| Backyard Wedding | Off-shoulder maxi + wedges | Hammered Bronze Anticlastic Cuff |
| Work Zoom Call | Blazer + messy bun | Ultimate Guide to Wearing Bronze Earrings |
| Anniversary Dinner | Silk cami + wide-leg pants | Hammered Bronze Cuff |
Other Gift-Worthy Earrings to Consider
If you're on the fence or shopping around, check out these other customer favorites. They have a similar vibe but bring their own flair:
Bronze Drop Earrings
- Bronze Guardian Angel Wing Drop Earrings – symbolic and a little celestial
- Long Feather Bronze Drop Earrings – light, boho, and full of movement
- Bronze Bark Long Teardrop Earrings – textured and totally earthy
Bronze Cuffs
- Brushed Bronze Anticlastic Cuff – for a cleaner, sleeker vibe
- Hammered Bronze Anticlastic Cuff – bold and sculptural
Final Buzz
The Bronze Queen Bee Disc Drop Earrings are more than just jewelry. They're a little celebration of nature, of strength, of love. Whether you're gifting them for an 8th or 19th wedding anniversary, or just treating yourself to something different, you’ll feel it the second you put them on.
Want to shop more bronze for your anniversary? Head to our full 8th Anniversary Jewelry Gift Ideas or browse 19th Anniversary Bronze Jewelry.
Looking for more inspo? Check out our full Bronze Jewelry Collection, or dive into some bronze jewelry gift sets that take the guesswork out of gifting.
Bee-lieve us, these earrings are worth buzzing about.
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