Sulphur Crested Cockatoo Earrings
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The Sulphur-crested Cockatoo has a presence that is difficult to overstate. White against a blue sky, crest raised, voice carrying across half a suburb — it is a bird that has never once considered being subtle, and has thrived spectacularly as a result. These earrings carry that same unabashed confidence: striking, sculptural, and entirely sure of themselves.
Found across northern and eastern Australia and into Tasmania, the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo is one of the continent's most recognisable birds — equally at home in the tall eucalypt forests of the ranges and the parks and gardens of every major city. It is a long-lived, highly intelligent bird that forms deep social bonds, communicates with extraordinary complexity, and approaches the world with a curiosity that borders on mischief.
In symbolism, the cockatoo speaks to freedom and self-expression — the kind that doesn't ask permission. Its raised crest is a signal: I am here, I am paying attention, and I have something to say. To wear one is to carry a little of that expressive, unapologetic energy into your day.
These drop earrings translate the cockatoo's bold silhouette into wearable form. The double-sided print ensures the design reads clearly from every angle — graphic, elegant, and unmistakably Australian.
- Lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear
- Double-sided print — design visible on both front and back
- Size: Cockatoo — 4.5cm x 1.5cm
- Surgical steel findings — ideal for sensitive ears
- Made in Australia
Jewellery Care
Store away from moisture and direct sunlight. Remove before swimming or applying fragrance. A soft, dry cloth keeps the print crisp and the finish clean.
Shipping
Packed with care and dispatched within 1–3 business days. Tracking details sent as soon as your order is on its way.
Our Promise
Every piece is chosen for its craft and its character. If something isn't right when your order arrives, reach out — we'll make it right.
