Four amber cabochons come together in a light, dangling line that moves freely with every turn of the head. Amber, fossilised resin with a warm, honeyed depth, reveals tiny glimmers of light hidden beneath the surface of the cabochon as it moves. Before it reaches the setting, each stone passes through a jeweller's hands, who assesses its colour and internal clarity, rejecting pieces that are too dull or full of bubbles. In old Baltic craft, amber was associated with the warmth of the sun and success; today that symbolism returns in a modern, geometric setting with no unnecessary embellishment.

Such selection comes at a price, but with silver costs on the rise and good-quality amber increasingly hard to source, it remains a sensible choice. The core of the earrings is refined sterling silver 925 of high alloy purity, coated with a layer of 18-carat gold in line with the vermeil standard - it is this gold that touches the skin, giving a smooth, refined surface free of allergenic metal additives. Compliance with the standard is confirmed by the stamped V mark, and the French maker's mark guarantees the quality and origin of the precious metal.

The minimalist, dangling form works well with a bare neck and hair swept up, where the amber's hue naturally warms the complexion. In weekend outfits it pairs nicely with an oversized sweater in cool grey and a linen scarf draped over the shoulders - the honeyed tone of the stone softens the muted palette of the outfit. The posts are light, so the earrings don't weigh down the earlobe even with extended wear. This is jewellery for everyday, understated looks, where a simple form and a well-chosen stone are what matter.