Two labradorite cabochons, suspended at ear height, trace a bold, free-flowing line typical of boho and vintage style. Across the stone's dark surface plays a blue, at times steely flash - it appears and fades with every turn of the head, as if the stone were keeping it to itself. The very big form and dangle construction mean the earrings show both in profile and head-on - they become part of the line of the face, not a detail lost in the background.

A labradorite of this kind, with such a clean, blue flash, is easy to overlook, and a second stone with the same character is hard to find afterwards. Silver prices are rising, and good stones of this type are growing scarcer, so buying now makes sense price-wise. The setting for the two labradorites is refined European silver, sterling silver 925, free of nickel and other harmful metal additives - the alloy does not irritate the skin. A rhodium layer protects the surface against tarnishing and scratches, so the earrings need little cleaning. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which guarantees the metal's origin. In old-world craftsmanship, labradorite was linked to clarity of mind, inspiration and self-belief - a fitting symbolic choice for a gift.

For an evening out, they work well with the little black dress and hair pulled into a high ponytail that bares the neck and ears. A silk blouse in a deep shade - bottle green or burgundy - gives the stone a dark backdrop against which the blue flash shows best. Instead of extra jewelry, a simple ring on one hand is enough - these two labradorites will draw the eye first regardless.