Four faceted labradorites fall in a light, dangling line that moves freely with every turn of the head. Against the stone's dark background a blue, at times steely, flash appears - visible when light hits it at the right angle, it vanishes with the slightest tilt of the head. The facets clearly bring this play of light to life, and the modern, elongated shape flatters the line of the neck, especially when hair is worn up. In old beliefs labradorite was linked to calm thinking, inspiration and confidence in one's own decisions - today it stands out above all as a stone of striking visual character.

Only a small share of the raw material examined makes it into these earrings - what matters is depth of colour and clarity of structure, and the rest is set aside at the earliest stage of selection. Good labradorites are getting harder to find, and silver prices are rising, so buying at this price makes sense today. They are set in rhodium-plated silver: the rhodium layer protects the surface from tarnishing and scratches, so the shine lasts long without frequent cleaning. The 925 fineness confirms the purity of the silver alloy, refined to European standards, and the silver itself bears the French maker's mark attesting to its origin.

These earrings pair well with a spring look - a pastel trench coat, a silk scarf tied loosely around the neck and a light-coloured bag in a cool shade. Hair swept into a loose bun reveals the neckline and lets you fully appreciate the movement of the stones with every gesture of the head. With hair worn down, the labradorite's blue flash appears and disappears between strands, creating a subtle contrast with a light-coloured outfit. It's a good choice for cooler spring days, when greys and beiges in an outfit bring out the depth of the stone.