Two labradorite cabochons hang from silver posts, catching a blue, sometimes steel-toned shimmer against a dark, almost graphite backdrop. This flash isn't constant - tilt your head or turn your face toward the light and the stone suddenly brightens with a cool glow, only to dim again a moment later. The simple, dangling form and classic line of the setting let the earrings move gently with every turn of the head, animating the neckline and hair without unnecessary flourish.

Only a small portion of the raw material examined made it into these two stones - what mattered was depth of colour and clarity of surface, free of flaws or clouding. Silver and good stones get more expensive year on year, and labradorite of this quality is increasingly hard to find, so its price remains reasonable right now. The setting is made of refined European silver - a pure alloy free of nickel and harmful additives, with its 925 fineness confirming the quality of the metal. Rhodium coating the surface protects it against tarnishing and scratches, keeping the shine bright for years to come. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which vouches for the origin of the metal. In old traditions, labradorite was linked to calm thinking, inspiration and self-belief.

These earrings suit office styling well - paired with a smooth shirt and a simple jacket in muted grey or graphite tones, the stone's blue flash brings a cool, striking accent near the face. Hair pulled back or tucked behind the ears reveals the full line of the earring, and with every turn of the head it's the labradorite that catches the eye. In the evening, they work well with dark, sleek hair and a simple dress in a cool tone.