" Cul de lapin " Rabbit Earrings/ gold

The name “Cul de lapin” comes from French
and literally means “rabbit’s bottom.”

It is a deliberately playful and slightly cheeky
expression, chosen to reflect the humor and
narrative behind the design.

These earrings depict a rabbit divided into two
parts: the head on one side, and the rear on the
other.

The rabbit is imagined as emerging from a
tunnel, moving forward with curiosity as if
discovering a new world, while its back legs
remain on the other side. 

On the rear, a white sapphire is delicately set
at the tip of the tail, adding a subtle, refined
sparkle that contrasts with the lighthearted
subject and affirms the piece as a genuine work
of fine jewelry.

The humor of the name never overshadows the
work itself.
Each element is carefully sculpted with close
attention to texture, proportion, and balance,
allowing the stone’s discreet brilliance to
enhance the form rather than dominate it.

Designed as an asymmetrical and narrative
pair, these earrings are made for those who
appreciate animal jewelry with character —
pieces that balance imagination, elegance,
and genuine jewelry-making expertise.

• Materials: Sterling silver, 18K gold plated,
  white sapphire
• Made in Paris

This rabbit motif is also available as a ring
and earrings.
→Rabbit Open Ring/ gold
→Rabbit Earrings/ gold