Cool and distinctly graphic, these dangle earrings draw attention to two cabochon-cut labradorite stones. Against the dark body of the stone, a blue, at times steel-toned flash appears - it shifts differently with every movement of the head, as if the stone changed shade with motion. The simple, dangling form keeps the focus on this play of light, and the minimalist line lets the earrings move gently against the ear and along the neckline.

Labradorite with such a clear, even blue flash is rare to find - a good matching pair is easy to overlook. We chose two labradorite stones of similar colour depth, while keeping the price at a reasonable level, since silver and good stones have been steadily rising in price for some time. They are set in rhodium-plated silver - the rhodium layer protects the surface from tarnishing and scratches, so the shine stays clear for years. This is refined European 925 silver, a nickel-free alloy, so contact with skin does not cause irritation. On the piece you will find the French maker's mark - attesting the origin of the silver, registered with the French assay office.

Labradorite has long been associated with clarity of mind and confidence in one's own decisions - a fitting association for a gift marking an important moment. In summer, these earrings pair well with a linen dress in a light, sandy shade and hair tied back to reveal the neckline. They also work with a loose-cut cotton shirt, when you want a simple look with one striking point near the face. The cool tone of the labradorite contrasts nicely with tanned skin and a light, summery colour palette.