Leaping Black Cat Brooch by Sugar & Vice
Laser-cut hand layered acrylic brooch depicting a black cat with a striking yellow jeweled eye in motion and leaping...across your sweater, coat, or wherever else you decide to accessorize this beautiful brooch! Artist-made in the United Kingdom.
- Measures approximately 4 1/8” x 2"
Sugar & Vice is a customer favorite brand for us at Naked City! Since 2006, Sugar & Vice has been making bold and colorful jewelry with a focus on environmental ethics: the power in their studio is supplied by Ecotricity, Britain’s greenest energy company, and all acrylic cut-offs and scraps from jewelry are collected and recycled.
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Leaping Black Cat Brooch by Sugar & Vice
Leaping Black Cat Brooch by Sugar & Vice
Laser-cut hand layered acrylic brooch depicting a black cat with a striking yellow jeweled eye in motion and leaping...across your sweater, coat, or wherever else you decide to accessorize this beautiful brooch! Artist-made in the United Kingdom.
- Measures approximately 4 1/8” x 2"
Sugar & Vice is a customer favorite brand for us at Naked City! Since 2006, Sugar & Vice has been making bold and colorful jewelry with a focus on environmental ethics: the power in their studio is supplied by Ecotricity, Britain’s greenest energy company, and all acrylic cut-offs and scraps from jewelry are collected and recycled.
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Laser-cut hand layered acrylic brooch depicting a black cat with a striking yellow jeweled eye in motion and leaping...across your sweater, coat, or wherever else you decide to accessorize this beautiful brooch! Artist-made in the United Kingdom.
- Measures approximately 4 1/8” x 2"
Sugar & Vice is a customer favorite brand for us at Naked City! Since 2006, Sugar & Vice has been making bold and colorful jewelry with a focus on environmental ethics: the power in their studio is supplied by Ecotricity, Britain’s greenest energy company, and all acrylic cut-offs and scraps from jewelry are collected and recycled.
