Jacs'

JACs' (pronounced hox) is short for JACaranda.

 Jacarandas are one of Californias most beautiful trees. From the seed pod of this tree, we design beautiful works of wearable earring art. 

Each pair of Jacs' is hand-crafted from a single jacaranda pod. Therefore each piece fits comfortably within the other. 

All the hooks are sterling silver and

Jacs' are very lightweight.

Beceause of their wood-like material, 

Jacs' are quite durable and very well made. 

ie. a quality product.

Our earrings are designed to encourage,  motivate, support and empower. 

Wear Jacs' all summer.

The Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia) is a flowering tree native to South America's sub-tropical regions. It's known for its vibrant violet-colored flowers that bloom in clusters in spring and early summer. The tree's fern-like leaves and bare branches make the flowers appear even more striking, creating a fantastical look. Here's a closer look at the Jacaranda: Appearance** Rounded tree with fern-like leaves that can grow up to 18 inches long. 

Popular shade and street trees in Southern California, jacarandas are a welcome marker of springtime. In late spring and summer, jacarandas treat residents to breathtaking blooms—lavender-purple flowers that cover the tree's spreading crown, and then carpet the ground beneath the tree with color.

The average lifespan of a jacaranda tree is 50 years- They can obviously grow a lot longer with some lasting well up to 200 years old.

In folklore the jacaranda is associated with wisdom, rebirth, wealth and good luck. If you wear jacaranda pods, it is thought to bring good fortune. Wear JACs 

The jacaranda tree, a non-native tree native to South America, is famous for its vibrant purple-blue flowers and is a popular sight in Southern California, especially during spring and early summer.

The flowers are a key part of the city's aesthetic and are associated with the "May Gray" and "June Gloom" seasons. These trees are not native to California but were introduced by horticulturist Kate Sessions and are now common throughout Southern California, particularly in warmer, inland areas like Pasadena.