Warm, honey-toned tiger's eye in these earrings catches the light in bands of brown and gold with every turn of your head. The cabochon cut brings out the silky sheen of the quartz, known as the cat's eye effect - a narrow band of light glides across the stone's surface with every movement. The modern dangle shape falls gently along the line of the neck and pairs well with hair worn down, while still leaving the earlobe visible. This is a medium-sized piece of jewelry, striking yet comfortable to wear.

Each of the two tiger's eye stones is assessed for colour and clarity of structure before being set - which is why quality is high while the price stays reasonable. Good stones of this kind are becoming harder to find, and silver prices are rising, which makes buying now a sensible price-wise decision. The setting is rhodium silver, refined silver 925 with a high-purity alloy, free of nickel and other allergy-triggering additives - good news for sensitive skin. A layer of rhodium protects the surface against tarnishing and scratches, keeping the shine bright for years to come. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests the origin of the metal. In old beliefs, tiger's eye was associated with stability and renewal - today it's worn mainly for its beauty.

These earrings fit well into city styling: against a muted beige turtleneck or a charcoal trench coat, the honey tone of the stone brings life to a neutral palette. Hair pulled into a bun or tucked behind the ears reveals the full length of the earring and lets the play of light on the stone stand out. It's a good choice for a meeting in the city, where quiet elegance without excess is what counts.