Two amber cabochons hang so they shift gently with every turn of the head. The cabochon cut leaves the surface uncut by facets, smoothing it instead into a soft dome that lets light sink deeper and return as a warm, amber glow. Within it you can see rich, honey-toned layers of resin, without sharp glints - the shine stays calm, gathered at the stone's centre. The dangle, classic shape draws a line through the styling that leads the eye from the ear towards the neckline and hairline.

Amber is fossilised resin, and pieces with such a pure, even colour and good translucency are rare to find - which makes it hard to source a second pair with such a closely matching shade. In the old jewellery workshops of Baltic port towns, amber was linked to sunny warmth and good fortune, so it was often chosen for special occasions. Silver is rising in price, and good-quality amber is becoming harder to find today, so this price remains reasonable. The earrings are made of refined European 925 silver, purified of harmful metal impurities - so they can be worn without worrying about skin irritation. A rhodium layer protects the silver against tarnishing and scratches, so daily care stays to a minimum. The French maker's mark struck on the piece attests to the origin of the metal.

For city outfits, they pair well with a plain white shirt and jeans, and in the evening a leather jacket makes a good addition - the warm amber tone then brings out a bare neck and hair pulled into a simple ponytail. With shorter hair the earrings show more clearly, as nothing hides their movement. They weigh 2.3 grams, so even worn for long stretches they stay light on the ear.