Van Gogh Starry Night Blue Round Handmade Aluminum Artisan Earrings by Artista 1.4L

Starry Night Earrings with a Swirling Blue Sky

These Starry Night earrings show the swirling night sky on round discs. Deep blues roll behind a glowing yellow moon and pale stars. A dark cypress rises at the edge above a quiet village.

Product Details

• Material: Color-infused aluminum
• Ear wires: Sterling silver filled
• Artwork: Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Night
• Finish: Scratch resistant and waterproof
• Dimensions: 1 3/8 in L x 7/8 in W; disc is 7/8 in across
• Weight: 1 oz
• Made in the USA by Artista
• Product number: EC89-78

Painted During a Stay at an Asylum

Vincent Van Gogh painted The Starry Night in 1889. He was staying at a mental hospital in Saint-Remy, in southern France.

Today the painting hangs at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. It is one of the most recognized images in Western art.

Swirls, Stars, and a Cypress

The village in the painting is partly imagined. The sky is the true subject, drawn in rhythmic strokes of blue and yellow.

Van Gogh Starry Night jewelry lets you wear that rhythm on your ears. Starry Night earrings are light and easy to wear. Explore more of his work in our Van Gogh collection.

Blue, Yellow, and Contrast

Blue and yellow sit opposite each other on the color wheel, so each makes the other glow. The moon and stars burn bright against the deep sky. Blue round dangle earrings let that contrast frame your face.

These Starry Night earrings keep that contrast in a small round frame. As Van Gogh dangle earrings, they work with almost any color. Van Gogh Starry Night jewelry is also a simple way to share a favorite painting.

Wearing and Caring for Your Earrings

At 1 oz, these blue round dangle earrings feel light. Pair these Van Gogh dangle earrings with navy, white, or denim. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.

Van Gogh (1853-1890) was a Dutch Post-Impressionist who worked as an artist for about a decade. His bold color and energetic brushwork influenced later modern art.

For More Reading from the Web

• Learn how conservators and curators study the light in The Starry Night. Shedding Light on The Starry Night - MoMA