Warm, silky tiger's eye draws the eye in earrings with a modern, understated form. The faceted cut guides light along the bands of brown and gold, revealing the cat's-eye effect - a narrow, shifting reflection that changes with every turn of the head. Tiger's eye is a variety of quartz, and its banded pattern never repeats itself exactly, so each pair carries its own individual arrangement of colour. In old jewellery tradition this stone was linked with stability and renewal, which suits the simple, calm line of these earrings well.

Only stones with a clean, well-defined pattern make it into a pair - a small fraction of the raw material examined meets this standard, and the rest is set aside at the selection stage. Silver and good coloured stones get more expensive year after year, so buying two tiger's eye stones at this price and quality makes sense today. The setting is made of refined sterling silver 925, free of nickel and other harmful metal additives, so the earrings do not cause allergies or skin irritation. A layer of rhodium protects the surface against tarnishing and scratches, so the shine lasts long without extra cleaning. The French maker's mark confirms the origin of the metal and accompanies every pair that leaves the workshop.

At just 2.2 grams, the earrings wear light and easy, leaving the neckline exposed if you pull your hair into a simple bun or a sleek ponytail. For the office, pair them well with a smooth shirt and a jacket in muted grey or navy - the warm tone of the stone lifts the cooler shades of the outfit. In the evening they work well with a simple dress worn without extra jewellery at the neckline, so attention stays on the ears and face. It's a compact form that suits both a day at work and an evening out.