Wooden Earrings - Silly Goose

 The first recorded use of "silly goose" was in 1576, in a collection of poems titled "The Paradise of Dainty Devices." At this time, "silly" didn't mean foolish as it does today. It meant something closer to "innocent" or "harmless." Today its primarily used as a playful and affectionate term to describe someone who is a bit foolish or silly Made from sustainably sourced wood and 90% recycled display cards. Ear wires are silver-finished 304L stainless steel, hypoallergenic, and enhanced with a new, smooth and consistent electrophoretic coating that resists tarnishing.

1.2" X 0.8"