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Natural Stone Earrings

In pairs, but never identical: that’s the rule with natural stone earrings, where one carries an extra vein and the other a slightly lighter shade. These small differences are the mark of a material no mold can reproduce. Dangling teardrops, rings, hoops, and small round stones all find their twin here, give or take a few details.

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Glaphyra, Black Onyx Teardrop Earrings standing, faceted drops in a beaded gold-tone frame.
Black onyx teardrop earrings worn, the drop hanging below the lobe.
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Glaphyra, Black Onyx Teardrop Earrings

$41.00

Below the lobe, these earrings let a black onyx teardrop hang, its facets fanning into a star, edged by a beaded gold-tone frame and held by a smooth hook.

Lepida, Turquoise Marquise Earrings laid flat, two blue-green stones below small silver-tone hoops.
Turquoise marquise earrings worn, one stone hanging below the earlobe.
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Lepida, Turquoise Marquise Earrings

$47.00

These turquoise earrings hang a blue-green marquise, veined with brown, from a small hinged hoop, in a silver-tone frame engraved with scrolls.

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A stone, a style,
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A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Two almost twin stones

To make a pair, two stones are chosen as close as possible, with the same shape and the same tint. The small differences that remain are the mark of a natural stone. Some stones are reconstituted: chips of stone bonded together, which allows more regular shapes and colors, and jasper often lends itself to this.

Below the lobe or right against it

Drop styles let the stone swing below the lobe at the slightest turn of the head. Studs, more discreet, set it right on the ear, and hoops circle the lobe. There are also asymmetrical pairs that combine two different motifs. Shapes range from the teardrop to the ring, from the cutout circle to the moon, by way of the mandala.

Materials that are easy to wear

You’ll find them in stainless steel, silver, silver-plated, or gold-plated, and some are nickel-free, a point to check on each product page. As for stones, you’ll come across tiger’s eye, rose quartz, black onyx, and amethyst, as cabochons or teardrops.

Choosing for someone else

Earrings are chosen for the person’s style more than for the stone. A small round stone suits someone who already wears a lot of jewelry, a dangling teardrop someone who likes a detail that catches the eye. And for a first gift, a quiet color, black or pale pink, is a safe bet.

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