Vintage-inspired dangle earrings bring out the warm, honeyed depth of amber, enhanced by a cabochon cut. The two amber stones show a rich, amber-cognac colour with delicate glimmers deep within the stone, visible in the light. The delicate stud post and slender, dangling form give the whole piece a lightness typical of old French jewellery. Amber, a fossilised resin worn for generations, has long been associated with the warmth of the sun and good fortune, which is why it was favoured for special occasions.

Only a small portion of the raw material reviewed makes it into these earrings - what matters is the clarity of the amber and the depth of its colour, and only then is the final selection made. They are set in rhodium-plated silver, which keeps its shine for a long time and needs cleaning less often than silver without this layer. The metal is pure, refined European silver, sterling silver 925, free of nickel and harmful additives, so you can wear it without worrying about irritation. The silver bears the French maker's mark, attesting to its origin. Prices for silver and for good-quality amber are steadily rising, and finding a stone of this clarity is becoming increasingly difficult, so this quality at a reasonable price holds real value today. At 2.3 grams, the earrings stay light for everyday wear.

They look best with the neck left bare - hair gathered into a loose bun or tucked behind the ears, so the amber can draw the eye freely near the face. Worn with a sand-toned linen shirt or a simply cut cotton blouse, they add a warm touch of colour without unnecessary ornamentation. They also work well with a chunky knit sweater in autumn, when the honeyed tone of the amber echoes the colours of the season. These are earrings for days when you favour natural fabrics and a simple, effortless style.