Planet Fragments・Stud Earrings

Wooden Star Language – Reading the grain of wood through the language of planets. This series of accessories is inspired by celestial bodies, combining natural wood grain with sculptural forms. Each piece is a wooden planet waiting to be named, symbolizing the wearer’s frequency, orbit, and emotions.
After a planet shatters, these wooden meteorite fragments trace the passage of time through their natural broken surfaces and grain. Let imperfect forms become your own light.

【Material】
★ Walnut, Rosewood
★ Ear Post: 316 Medical-grade Stainless Steel
★ Earring Back: 316 Medical-grade Stainless Steel

【Size】
Solid Wood Body: 18 x 13 x 4 mm

NT$290
Item No.: 80-A-E00022-A
Inventory Status: In Stock

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Description

Low-poly style space illustration featuring a radiant star at the center emitting colorful light rays, surrounded by Earth, Saturn, other planets, a spiral galaxy, and floating geometric fragments in a vibrant cosmic scene.

This image showcases Uni Woodesign’s standard accessory packaging. The earrings are displayed inside a square off-white paper box with a circular cutout window that uses no plastic film, making the contents clearly visible. The box is made from recycled paper, featuring a green “ECO FRIENDLY” icon in the lower right and the Uni Woodesign logo in the lower left. The overall aesthetic is clean and minimal, emphasizing the brand’s eco-conscious values and warm wooden texture.

 

Important Notes

This image explains that Uni Woodesign accessories use fully eco-friendly packaging and biodegradable tape to support environmental sustainability. The notes indicate that each solid wood piece has a unique grain and gloss and cannot be selected. Due to lighting, angles, and screen display differences, actual products may vary slightly from the photos, which are for reference only. Metal fittings such as nickel-free gold-plated copper and nickel-free white-plated copper are created using electroplating techniques, forming a thin metallic layer with a gold or silver-like sheen. Over time, oxidation, air exposure, and friction may cause this surface to fade or wear, which is considered normal.

This image contains three major sections: "Protection," "Origin," and "Manufacturing Method." The protection section explains that metal parts of the jewelry should be kept away from sweat, rain, seawater, perfume, and chemical cosmetics to avoid corrosion and oxidation. If contact occurs, quickly wipe the surface with a clean cloth dampened with water, then dry it. If the item is not worn for a long time, store it in a sealed bag to reduce exposure to air and slow down oxidation. For cleaning metal parts, avoid pulling or forcefully touching wooden components to prevent breakage. The wooden part is treated with natural wood oil, providing temporary water and stain resistance. If it gets wet, gently wipe it with a dry cloth or tissue and allow it to air dry. The bottom part introduces the origin and manufacturing method. The product is made in Taiwan. The production involves cutting raw wood, CNC machining to shape, followed by multiple rounds of hand sanding and waxing to a fine finish, revealing the wood’s natural grain and smooth texture. A protective coating forms on the surface. Finally, metal or accessory parts are assembled with the wood to complete the product.

 

Material

Walnut wood material introduction, featuring a rich, deep color ranging from light brown to dark chocolate. It has a fine and varied grain pattern, with a hard and stable texture that resists warping and cracking. Its luxurious appearance and smooth feel make it a popular choice for high-end furniture.

Burmese Padauk wood material introduction, featuring a durable and dense texture with fine grain and a distinctive sheen. Its color ranges from reddish-brown to deep brown, emitting a subtle sandalwood fragrance. Classified as a precious hardwood, it is often used in luxury furniture.

 

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