Alice Cooper Small Petal Vinyl Record Dangle Earrings
Handcrafted in Philadelphia from a rescued Alice Cooper vinyl record, these one-of-a-kind earrings give music another spin.
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ONE OF A KIND BY NATURE
Every Record Has a Story.
Every reVinyled piece is cut, shaped, and finished by hand from damaged, unplayable vinyl records. The artist, label art, color, grooves, and surface character belong to that specific record—so no two pieces ever land exactly alike.
Handmade from rescued vinyl in PhiladelphiaThe Details
More Than Just an Earring
Open a section for this record’s story, size guidance, materials, care, and handmade details.
This Specific Record Record Story + Fun Facts
Hand-cut and hand-finished in Philadelphia from a rescued Alice Cooper vinyl record.
- Artist: Alice Cooper
- Song: School’s Out
- Record label: Warner Bros.
- Size: Small
- Shape: Petal
- Color / label: Olive green with a touch of orange.
The original School’s Out album sleeve opened like a wooden school desk, complete with the band members’ names carved into it.
Find the Right Fit Earring Size + Measurement Guide
Extra Small Dangle
Approx. 1⅜"–2" long
The lightest, most compact dangle scale.
Small Dangle
Approx. 2"–2½" long
An easy everyday scale with noticeable movement.
Medium Dangle
Approx. 2¼"–3" long
A stronger statement while staying wearable.
Large Dangle
Approx. 2¾"–4" long
Statement-scale earrings with strong visual impact.
Extra Large Dangle
Approx. 3¼"–4" long
The biggest standard dangle scale in the collection.
Dangle measurements are approximate because every piece is cut by hand and each size includes several shapes. Mini Stud and Button Stud earrings use their own stud formats rather than the dangle measurement scale.
Materials + Care Product Details
One of a Kind by Nature Handcrafted Details + Record History
Handcrafted, Never Mass Produced
Every pair begins with a rescued vinyl record and is individually composed, cut, shaped, filed, drilled, and finished by hand at the reVinyled bench in Philadelphia.
No laser cutting, automated cutting, or mass production.
Designed Around the Record
The shape may repeat, but each record composition is different. Every cut is planned around the original label graphics, color, typography, and grooves, so those details remain part of what you wear.
The back of every reVinyled card identifies the artist, song, album, and record label connected to that pair.

