'Created Equal' Earrings - Lincoln's Handwriting - Gettysburg Address
'Created Equal' Earrings - Lincoln's Handwriting - Gettysburg Address
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Etched with Abraham Lincoln's handwriting these earrings reference a pivotal moment in American rhetoric—when Lincoln reframed the Civil War as a test of a nation “conceived in Liberty” and committed to the principle that “all men are created equal,” echoing the Declaration of Independence.
“Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth… a new nation, conceived in Liberty… and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”
(Gettysburg Address, 1863)
Punctuating the founding principles of our nation, these earrings take a stand on equality, supporting equal rights among all ethnicities, genders, and creeds.
— PRODUCT DETAILS —
• Material: Lightweight Acrylic in Bone
• Metal: Stainless Steel studs
• Length: Approx 1.5" Long
• Hook Alternative: We added an option to purchase these earrings as hooks instead of studs. Hooks are 316 Stainless Steel Hypoallergenic in Black (and slightly longer in length).
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Thanks for Taking a Bold Stand
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Thoughtful Materials
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