Sama Rakk Ula Serpent Earrings
Are you a viper, a garter, a cobra, or a python? Whichever snake is manifested in you, the Ula Serpent is waiting for you. Slither your way to style with this mystical design.
Approx. 2.5” long
All earrings are hypoallergenic, nickel and lead free
Acrylic glass hanging from a disc made of 16k gold, rose gold or rhodium (silver)Â plated brass.Â
Studs are titanium or stainless steel, plated with 16k gold, rose gold, or rhodium (silver)
Made in Montreal
When you shop at Victoire, you're supporting a small women-owned/led business and Canadian makers like Sama Rakk, two creative sisters working in the domains of visual arts, design and technology, who share a love for unique and funky earrings. They started experimenting with creating their own, and realized how much they loved collaborating together as siblings. They named their brand SAMA RAKK as it means “sibling” in Wolof, the language spoken in Senegal, as they both share a Senegalese and French-Canadian heritage.Â
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Are you a viper, a garter, a cobra, or a python? Whichever snake is manifested in you, the Ula Serpent is waiting for you. Slither your way to style with this mystical design.
Approx. 2.5” long
All earrings are hypoallergenic, nickel and lead free
Acrylic glass hanging from a disc made of 16k gold, rose gold or rhodium (silver)Â plated brass.Â
Studs are titanium or stainless steel, plated with 16k gold, rose gold, or rhodium (silver)
Made in Montreal
When you shop at Victoire, you're supporting a small women-owned/led business and Canadian makers like Sama Rakk, two creative sisters working in the domains of visual arts, design and technology, who share a love for unique and funky earrings. They started experimenting with creating their own, and realized how much they loved collaborating together as siblings. They named their brand SAMA RAKK as it means “sibling” in Wolof, the language spoken in Senegal, as they both share a Senegalese and French-Canadian heritage.Â
