Hybridxlab Nepenthes Hybrid Specimen Earrings

Hybridxlab Nepenthes Hybrid Specimen Earrings

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Hybridxlab Nepenthes Hybrid Specimen Earrings

Hybridxlab Nepenthes Hybrid Specimen Earrings

$69.99
ColorSilver

 

A pair of hand-cast botanical earrings inspired by two pitcher parents: Nepenthes "Toilet Pitcher" and Nepenthes veitchii. Finished in polished silver-tone plated brass, each piece belongs to the Hybridxlab Hybrid Codex archive.

Nepenthes carries an ancient association with the quieting of sorrow. Worn as earrings, the form becomes a small reminder to release what no longer needs to be carried.

Details:

  • Form: Specimen earrings

  • Wearing: Ear-worn pair

  • Finish: Polished silver-tone plated brass

  • Parent Species: Nepenthes "Toilet Pitcher" x Nepenthes veitchii

  • Inspiration: Pitcher plant structure, suspended botanical form

  • Archive Line: Hybrid Codex

  • Included: Numbered specimens and Species File

  • Parent Species: Nepenthes "Toilet Pitcher" x Nepenthes veitchii

SPECIMEN ANATOMY

Explore the structure, materials, and defining details of this specimen.

SPECIMEN ANATOMY
Tendril Ear Hook
The leaf tendril extends into the ear hook, merging function with plant anatomy.
Flared Peristome
Based on the lower pitcher of Nepenthes veitchii, with a subtly everted lip.
Jamban Pitcher Form
References the upper pitcher of Nepenthes jamban, with a rounded mouth and curved body.
Why these two parents.

Why these two parents.

Cast at wearable scale, the pendant carries its full anatomy — trap, spine, terminal — against the skin. Bilateral symmetry holds along the body axis whether mounted from the cranial or caudal loop.

Some structures are meant to be worn close.

From dates to gallery nights, Hybridxlab specimens stay close: quiet markers of instinct and protection.

Some structures are meant to be worn close. - image 1
Some structures are meant to be worn close. - image 2
Some structures are meant to be worn close. - image 3
Some structures are meant to be worn close. - image 4

IN THE BOX

Hybrid Pitcher Metal Earring

Hybrid Pitcher Metal Earring

SPECIMEN POUCH

SPECIMEN POUCH

SPECIMEN ARCHIVE CARDS

SPECIMEN ARCHIVE CARDS

SPECIES FILE

HC-001-M04

CODE
HC-001-M04
SPECIES NAME
Hybrid Pitcher Metal Earring
LINE
Hybrid Codex / HC
FORM
Earring · Pair · Mirrored
MATERIAL
S925 Sterling Silver · Open Oxidized Cavity
weight
5g
VERSION
V4 (V1 → V2 → V3 → V4)
BATCH
First Release · 2026
PARENT A
Nepenthes jamban (Sumatra, 2006)
PARENT B
Nepenthes veitchii (Borneo, 1858)
HYBRID ELEMENT
Peristome (jamban) · gland pits & ribbed belly (veitchii) · tendril hook
STATUS
ACTIVE

SPECIMEN MAINTENANCE

CARE & STORAGE

Sterling silver darkens with neglect. Treat it as a specimen, not as costume.

  1. Daily

    Wipe both sides with the anti-tarnish cloth after wear.

  2. Avoid

    Keep away from perfume, sulfur springs, chlorinated pools, and household bleach.

  3. The cavity

    Do not over-polish the darkened interior; the oxidation is part of the specimen.

  4. Storage

    Return both pieces to the bone-white sleeve. The anti-tarnish strip stays active for approximately six months.

    Replace strip every 6 months

SUPPORT ARCHIVE

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers about orders, shipping, returns, and product support.

What are the Nepenthes Hybrid Specimen Earrings?

The Nepenthes Hybrid Specimen Earrings are hand-cast botanical earrings inspired by two pitcher parents: Nepenthes jamban and Nepenthes veitchii. They belong to the Hybridxlab Hybrid Codex archive.

What inspired this piece?

The design combines the rounded upper pitcher of Nepenthes jamban with the flared lower pitcher of Nepenthes veitchii. It explores release, quiet resilience, and growth through change.

Will each pair look exactly the same?

No. Each pair is hand-cast, so slight variations in texture, edge detail, and finish may appear. These are natural marks of the making process.

How do the earrings fasten?

The earrings are worn through the ear with an integrated hook. The plant's tendril extends into the ear hook, merging the wearing structure with the pitcher form.

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