George Jetson Brooch

$54.95

The George Jetson Brooch brings a dose of retro-futuristic humour straight from The Jetsons. This wearable art piece balances optimism and mild panic beautifully, hand-assembled from layered resin and released as a limited-run brooch for anyone who can related to trying their best... most of the time.

Hand assembled using layered resins, finished with printed and etched detailing.
Limited-run and created as part of the officially licensed Hanna-Barbera x Erstwilder collection.
Size: 35mm x 73mm (H x W)

DESIGN STORY

Father, commuter, button-pusher and master of mishaps. He’s the face of the future, complete with flying car stress and robotic coworkers.

Info

Each piece is made from laser-cut and layered resin, hand assembled, hand painted and released in limited quantities. As all Erstwilder designs are lovingly glued, assembled and painted by hand, there can be very slight variations and blemishes from piece to piece. Due to the hand-mixed nature of the resins in our designs, it is also common and normal to find tiny flecks or bubbles in the resin layers. All in all, this just makes each piece as special and unique as you are.

Brooch clasps are made with a 100% stainless steel pin and plated brass screws. Earrings hooks are made from high quality, hypoallergenic stainless steel. Earring posts are made from high quality, hypoallergenic stainless steel or silver-plated brass. Please note, components change over time and may be made with other materials. If you have any specific design questions, please email the team at hello@erstwilder.com.

Core Brooch, Necklace and Earring designs come packaged in Erstwilder gift boxes.

Care

Please be aware that resin is akin to ceramic and glass and therefore may be damaged if dropped or knocked. Keep your Erstwilder companion neatly tucked away in this box when not being worn, avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, water, and excessive sunlight and you’ll have a trusted friend for years to come. Please note that for any design with etched linework, particularly on mirror resins, and especially where lines curve, may have a slightly jagged or uneven appearance. This feature is due to the nature of the materials and an expected part of the process of production. Also note, mirrored acrylic cannot be polished or tumbled during the production process so it will not feature the smooth edge that you would expect on other resin pieces.