These minimalist stud earrings favour a simple, geometric form and two amber cabochons. Amber is fossilised resin with a warm, honey colour - in these stones a deep, sunny brown dominates with a rusty glow that catches the light with the smallest turn of the head. Their small size and light form mean the earrings don't pull attention from the face, but gently wrap it in a soft glow along the neckline and hairline. Amber has long been associated with sunny warmth and success, which lends this small ornament a warm character.

For this pair, two amber stones of similar colour and clarity were chosen, since these are exactly what determine a stone's exceptional quality at a reasonable price. Good-quality amber is becoming increasingly rare, and the price of silver and precious metals keeps rising steadily, so buying earrings like these today makes financial sense. The setting is vermeil - refined European silver 925 coated with a thick layer of 18-carat gold, confirmed by the stamped V mark. It is the gold, not the silver, that touches the skin, and the pure, nickel-free alloy causes no allergies or irritation. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark - a legally protected mark registered with the French assay office, which attests to the origin of the metal.

These earrings sit well with a spring coat - a pastel trench, a silk scarf in a soft shade and a light-coloured handbag. The golden glow of the amber brings life to a muted beige or ecru palette and pairs well with loose hair in a warm tone. They can be worn from morning to evening without swapping accessories, as the form is simple enough for any styling in this tone. At 0.9 g, they are practically unnoticeable all day long.