Two very small labradorite studs sit right at the earlobe and follow every movement of the head. The faceted cut breaks light into tiny fragments, and against the stone's dark background a cool, blue flash appears - sometimes steely, never greenish. The minimalist form doesn't draw attention away from this effect, it simply lets it play out with every tilt of the head.

Both labradorites are matched so that their colour and the depth of their reflection work together evenly, giving the pair a coherent look, while the quality doesn't fall short of the price, which remains accessible. The rhodium silver, made from refined European silver 925, gains a scratch-resistant rhodium layer that protects the surface from tarnishing and keeps the shine going longer. The alloy contains no nickel or other sensitising additives, so the earrings don't irritate the skin even with everyday wear. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which guarantees the metal's origin. Silver and good stones keep rising in price, and labradorites with such an even colour are becoming rarer, so today's price is a reasonable one. In old jewellery traditions, labradorite was associated with clarity of thought and confidence in one's own decisions.

These earrings pair well with a romantic look: a lace blouse in powder pink, a loosely woven braid that reveals the ears, or a soft sweater in a pastel shade. Hair pinned up high or tucked behind the ear lets the stone's blue flash play right along the neckline. With soft makeup and a light-toned outfit, it's the cool glimmer of labradorite near the face that draws the eye the most.