Jewellery to celebrate 'The Year of the RABBIT'

Chinese Year of the Rabbit earrings you'll love!

We love all the ways the Year of the Rabbit is celebrated, from family reunions to spring cleaning, from decorations to sharing traditional family dishes, from giving red envelopes filled with money to lion and dragon dances. And fireworks, who doesn’t love fireworks?!

However, our favourite thing is howduring the celebration of the year of the Rabbit, people of Chinese heritage wear traditional Chinese clothing to honour their cultural heritage and to bring good luck and fortune for the new year. 

We love how people choose clothing items that are colourful, festive, and feature traditional Chinese designs and motifs. The clothes worn during the celebrations are seen as a way to honour Chinese culture and tradition.

The Year of the Rabbit is associated with prosperity, peace, and happiness. And well, we think these things are worthy of celebrating. We don’t know about you, but happiness, peace and prosperity are what we wish for our children, those we love and ourselves. 

If you are not Chinese and do not have a Cheongsam/Qipao, Tang Suit or Hanfu hanging in your closet and still like the sound of celebrating happiness, peace and prosperity, we have got you girl.

Let these Rabbit studs earrings serve as a reminder to these three beautiful intentions. 
We also love the idea of passing it on by gifting these beauties to show how much you care. Whether you choose them in gold, rose gold, black or silver these stud earrings are nickel free andHypoallergenic for sensitive ears. Theyare practical, lightweight and comfortable, which means they can be worn every day. 

Yes these studs have serious versatility. Whether you are a busy professional, a student, or a stay-at-home mom, these Rabbit stud earrings are suitable for any occasion. They are resilient and have stainless steel butterfly backs. 

And so lovely, if you  want to incorporate traditional Chinese symbols into your style consider these adorable earrings that feature the Rabbit symbol. We think they are a beautiful and meaningful way to celebrate the Lunar New Year.