These boho-spirited dangle earrings draw out the deep, saturated purple of amethyst. Eight faceted stones catch the light from different angles, and the facets break the colour into fine glimmers that come alive with every movement of the head. The form is loose and light, exactly the way boho style likes it - no stiffness, with a real feel for movement. Craftsmen have long linked amethyst with inner calm and clarity of mind, which gives these earrings a personal, symbolic dimension.

Only a small part of the sorted raw material makes it into a piece like this - what matters is purity of colour and clarity of the stone, which is why the quality of the amethysts is high while the price remains reasonable. Silver and good coloured stones get more expensive year after year, so buying at this price makes sense today. Silver stamped with the French maker's mark confirms the origin of the metal, while refined European 925 silver and a rhodium layer protect the surface from tarnishing and losing its shine for years to come. The alloy is pure, free of nickel, which is most often responsible for skin reactions, so the earrings can be worn without worrying about a reaction on the skin.

Near the ears and along the neckline, a dangling amethyst like this works best surrounded by soft knitwear - a chunky sweater in cool grey or beige lets the purple stand out without competition. Hair pulled into a bun or a simple ponytail reveals the full length of the earring and the line of the neck it rests against. In monochrome outfits built around black or graphite knitwear, the amethyst brings the one spot of colour into the frame. At 3.7 grams, the earrings stay comfortable to wear all day despite their large size.