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Salvador Dalí Gold-Plated Elephant Earrings

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Color:  Gold

Size:  One Size

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A Surreal statement that adds drama to any look.

MoMA Exclusive: Featuring details from Salvador Dalí’s The Elephants (1948), these Gold-Plated Earrings nod to a theme often found in the artist’s work. The pachyderm is depicted as having exaggeratedly long legs suggesting a distorted, dream-like state. Designed and handcrafted by family-owned jewelry brand Joidart—based in a small town outside of Girona, Spain—this 24k gold-plated brass pair features elephants with spindly pearl-tipped legs that dangle with every movement. The Salvador Dalí Gold-Plated Elephant Earrings measure 2.25l x 0.63"w. Salvador Dalí’s work is represented in MoMA’s collection.

  • Size
    2.25l x 0.63"w
  • Material
    24 K Gold-Plated Brass and Resin
  • Year of Design
    2025
  • Origin
    Spain
Why We Chose This
For The Elephants—a 1948 painting by Salvador Dalí, an artist with work in MoMA's collection—the Spanish Surrealist gave the weighty pachyderms precariously spindly legs. This juxtaposition was a theme in his work, contrasting the real and dream worlds and creating a sense of otherwordly mystery and existential tension.
Joidart Jewelry
Joidart Jewelry

Joidart began in 1981 when founder Jaume Julià converted a small gold and silversmith's workshop in a rural village near Costa Brava, Spain into a contemporary jewelry brand. Their jewelry channels the spirit and culture of the Mediterranean, with designs inspired by Joan Miró, Antoni Gaudí and Salvador Dalí.

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