These earrings are handcrafted from furniture-grade veneers and hardwoods. These woods include Cherry, Maple, or Walnut. All of the wood is harvested from sustainable tree farms. The ear wires are made from surgical steel and have crystal bead accents. The wood piece is approximately 1.5" in diameter and the overall length is approximately 2". 

Created by Lacey Schlosky of Woodcutts in Wheat Ridge, Colorado.

John Murphree (creator and artist of WoodCutts) had been a designer craftsman for over 40 years, exploring many mediums including leather work, beading, scrimshaw, silver smithing and finally, wood working. In 2001, John noticed that the wood jewelry displayed in trade magazines and local stores was limited in both creativity and design and that quality pieces were very expensive. This observation inspired him to combine his jewelry designing skills with his woodworking knowledge to create a concept for wood jewelry that would mark a change in the industry.

In the summer of 2017, John retired to his beloved Colorado mountains and spent the remainder of his years there. His daughter, Lacey Schlosky, stepped into the ownership role. While intending to hold strong to John’s original creative vision, Lacey focuses on enhancing existing lines and the creation of new products, all the while continuing a steadfast commitment to affordable pricing with the highest quality standards.

All items are made at our small, family-run shop and all materials are proudly sourced and manufactured in the USA.

Find more work from Woodcutts here.