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Gold wire Boob Floral Resin Necklace pendant shaped like a pair of breasts, filled with clear resin, a pressed blue flower and green fern
Boob Floral Resin Necklace in gold with clear resin holding pressed purple and yellow daisies, shown on the white cushion of its gift box
Boob Floral Resin Necklace in gold with a pressed magenta flower and green leaves set in clear resin, hanging on a fine gold chain
Gold wire Boob Floral Resin Necklace pendant shaped like a pair of breasts, filled with clear resin, a pressed blue flower and green fern
Boob Floral Resin Necklace in gold with clear resin holding pressed purple and yellow daisies, shown on the white cushion of its gift box
Boob Floral Resin Necklace in gold with a pressed magenta flower and green leaves set in clear resin, hanging on a fine gold chain

Boob Floral Resin Necklace in Gold

$ 35.95

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Boob Floral Resin Necklace in Gold

  • The focal point of this necklace is a stunning gold-plated boob charm, celebrating body positivity and empowerment.
  • one-of-a-kind colorful floral resin boob silhouette necklace. all pieces are slightly different and have different color florals and greenery
  • made with a rainbow of dried flowers for endless color combinations. Each set has at least two complimenting colors or shades of flowers and leaves used
  • Made in Tulsa, OK in the USA & Handcrafted with love and care
Materials: resin w/ 925 sterling chain. Metal is nickel & lead free

About the Maker: 

PTSFeminist was created by Darci McFarland, editor of Post-Traumatically Stressed Feminist & Bible Belt Queers. She has an MA in Women’s & Gender Studies from Texas Woman’s University and a BA in Sociology from Arkansas Tech University. Her research on the “Psychological Effects of Abortions and Attitudes Towards Reproductive Rights,” co-authored by colleague Chelsea Farrar, is published in the International Journal for Humanities and Social Science. She worked for nearly 5 years in nonprofit fundraising after graduate school but has left the nonprofit world behind to focus on expanding her art practice.