Delicate and classic, these moonstone dangle earrings catch the eye with every turn of the head. The two cabochon-cut moonstones have a smooth, semi-translucent surface across which a cool, blue sheen shifts as the angle changes - a phenomenon known as adularescence. In old jewellery workshops this stone was linked to intuition and inner awareness; today its appeal is prized above all for its calm, muted glow. The simple, dangling form does not draw attention away from the stone - it is the stone that leads the eye as the hair moves.

The stones for this pair are matched so that the colour and clarity of both stones are as even as possible, so the piece reads as a coherent composition rather than a random pairing. Good-quality moonstones are becoming harder to find, and silver is rising in price, so buying this pair today remains a sound decision from a price standpoint. The setting is made of refined European sterling silver 925, a pure alloy free of nickel and other sensitising additives, which matters for skin sensitivity around the ears. The surface is coated with a layer of rhodium - a hard metal resistant to scratching, which protects the silver from tarnishing and lets the shine last for a long time. The silver is stamped with the French maker's mark, attesting to the metal's origin.

This pair pairs well with a spring look: a pastel trench coat, a silk scarf tied at the neck and a light handbag in an ecru shade. Short, flowing hair reveals the line of the earrings and lets the blue sheen play with every movement of the head. Medium-sized and weighing 1.9 g, the earrings are light enough not to weigh down the earlobe, yet striking enough to complement the muted, light colour palette of a spring wardrobe. This is a classic form that works equally well with subtle makeup and with a simple, low bun hairstyle.