Eight faceted-cut garnets form the dangling, retro silhouette of these earrings. The facets catch the light from different angles and bring out the stone's deep, dark purple, without any cloudiness - the garnet stays clear and transparent from every angle. The delicate top near the earlobe and the freely falling drop pair well with a shorter hairstyle that reveals the neckline and ear.

All eight garnets were matched for a single, even colour, so the piece reads as a coherent composition rather than a random assortment of stones. Silver prices are rising, and well-matched garnets with a pure colour are becoming harder to find, so buying at this price makes sense today. The earrings are made of refined sterling silver 925 with a high alloy purity, which translates into comfortable, everyday wear even for sensitive skin. The rhodium layer is hard and scratch-resistant, so the metal's shine lasts long without darkening over time. The French maker's mark on the piece confirms the origin of the metal, and the European quality of workmanship is evident in the precision with which each stone is set.

In summer, these earrings pair well with a flowing linen dress in a light shade and hair gathered into a loose bun that reveals the neck and ear. They also work well with a simple short-sleeved shirt, when the cool grey of accessories gives way to the warm purple of the garnet. At 1.9 grams, they stay light for everyday wear, and their vintage form fits well into styling drawing on retro tailoring.