Two amber cabochons hang freely on slender posts, right along the jawline. The honeyed, saturated colour of the amber shifts with every turn of the head - warm and clear one moment, denser and almost amber-brown the next. The shape of the earrings is simple and light, in the spirit of modern, understated jewellery that never overwhelms the face, only wraps it gently in a soft glow. Amber, the fossilised resin long known to craftsmen along the Baltic coast, has always carried associations with sunshine and good fortune - here that symbolism stays a quiet backdrop rather than a slogan.

We assess each piece of amber individually before it goes into a setting - what matters is the clarity of the resin and the depth of colour, and only then is such a stone paired with silver. This means that, at a reasonable price, you get a natural stone that has been carefully selected. Silver and good stones are steadily rising in price, and amber of such a clear colour is becoming harder to find, so this purchase makes sense today. The rhodium plating protects the silver base from tarnishing and keeps its shine despite everyday wear. The metal itself is refined European sterling silver 925, free of nickel and other harmful additives, so contact with skin remains safe. The piece bears a maker's mark registered with the French assay office, attesting to the origin of the metal.

These earrings sit well with a natural-toned linen shirt or a loose cotton blouse - the simple cut highlights the warmth of the amber, and the amber draws the eye without needing any extra adornment. Worn down, hair reveals them only partly; pulled back, it lets them catch the light with every turn of the head. At 3 centimetres long, they stay light enough for everyday wear while remaining clearly visible at the face and neck.