Cottagecore Jewelry on my Etsy Shop

With spring now in full bloom, the cottagecore aesthetic is becoming more popular than ever. Characterized by the dainty simplicity of picnic-y, country-like, Miss Honey-esque style, cottagecore could be anything from mushrooms to quilts or plaids to frogs and butterflies. That said, I'd like to share some of the recent items I've made available in my shop that perfectly complement cottagecore vibes!

1) Cottagecore mystery bundle

Personally, I am a sucker for mystery bundles or boxes and figured that preparing them for others would be the perfect way for lovers of the cottagecore aesthetic to build up their collection of cottagecore jewelry and accessories. I've also created mystery bundles for fairycore, hippie, and y2k aesthetics too, FYI!

I like to wrap all my new mystery bundles with recycled book pages which serve a dual purpose: being environmentally sustainable and super cute!

2) Ladybug charm "huggie" hoop earrings

I absolutely love the minimalist look of these brass ladybugs! These earrings are made on gold-plated leverback-style hoops and can match just about anything.

3) White and yellow daisy resin earrings

These resin earrings I made are extremely lightweight, leaving the flowers with just enough of a coating to keep them durable and protected. Their bright and natural look would make the perfect addition to any casual or more dressed up outfit.

4) Dried pressed white flower resin necklace

This necklace is by far one of my favorite resin pieces I've created to date! Its small but delicate look could even please those who do not consider themselves to be completely sold on the cottagecore aesthetic.

5) Enamel butterfly charm earrings on gold-plated hoops

Last but not least, my enamel butterfly earrings are the perfect extra "something" to gift to a cottagecore lover! I like to include a pair of these earrings in most cottagecore mystery bundles I send out because they are just so versatile and cute, but they are also available to purchase individually on my shop.

This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to cottagecore jewelry and accessories available through my Etsy! Don't forget to check out my shop and other socials at my handle, rickweaves. Thanks for reading!

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