NOTORIOUS RBG necklace

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Collection

A statement necklace designed in honour of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who served 27 years on the Supreme Court. 

Her fight for gender equality amounted to a revolution for women in America. She was given the "Notorious RBG" moniker in a Tumblr started by law student Shana Knizhnik (who has written a book with Irin Carmon of the same name.) A play on the Notorious B.I.G., a rap star, Knizhnik said, "Here you had this diminutive person, this tiny human, and nobody saw her as a badass. But when you see what she has done, over years, with such dignity and grace, it represented that." When RBG was asked if it made her uncomfortable, she said, "Why should I feel uncomfortable? We have a lot in common. First and foremost, we were both born and bred in Brooklyn, New York."

£2 goes to Women for Refugee Women.
$40.00
This necklace comes with a choice of chain. All chains are adjustable to three lengths.

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Details & Dimensions

The word 'notorious' is cut from 3mm. acrylic and measures approx. 9cm. (31/2in.) across.

Care instructions

Acrylic can break if dropped and will snap under pressure. Please store your jewellery in its box and keep away from lotions and sprays as moisture can discolour metal parts. 

Shipping & Returns 

I aim to send out all orders as soon as possible, and usually manage within a couple days of receiving them. Special orders and bespoke designs can take up to a week longer, and with such a big range of products, some designs are made to order so can't be sent next day. Please allow two days from ordering to posting even if you choose Tracked 24 or Special Delivery. 

If for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase you can return it to Wear and Resist in its original box and packaging within a month of purchase for a full refund or exchange. For reasons of hygiene I am afraid I cannot refund earrings.

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HOW IT ALL STARTED

About Wear and Resist

Wear and Resist was launched by me, Sarah Day, in early 2017 as a way to channel my frustration at the political climate into a creative pursuit that would raise money for women's charities.