The warm hue of amber comes alive in these earrings with every turn of the head. Two cabochon-cut ambers are set in a slender, dangle and drop form that falls freely along the line of the neck. As the hand moves or the head turns, the surface of the stone catches the light differently than at rest, and honey and amber tones shift into one another. The modern, understated setting doesn't distract from this play of colour, and the medium length of 4.0 cm keeps the form light despite its clear presence by the face.

Each of the two ambers was examined individually and chosen for clarity and depth of colour before being set into this pair of earrings. Amber, as fossilized resin, has long been associated with sunny warmth and success, which makes it a popular choice as a symbolic gift. Silver and good stones get more expensive year after year, so earrings of this price and quality are a sensible choice today. The rhodium layer is hard and scratch-resistant, so the metal's shine holds up over time without signs of wear - the silver stays bright and won't tarnish. Underneath lies refined European silver, and the 925 fineness confirms the purity of this alloy. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests to the silver's origin, and together with the European quality of workmanship this gives the earrings a solid, well-finished character.

In summer they work best with a light, flowing linen dress in a pale ecru or sand shade, when the honey colour of the amber pairs well with natural fabrics. They also look good with hair pinned up, which reveals the neck and lets the dangling drop form be fully appreciated. This is a pair for sunny days, when a simple outfit gains a warm, striking focal point by the face.