Two faceted labradorites meet a delicate, dangling line of rhodium silver, creating earrings with a distinctly modern look. With every turn of the head the facets catch the light differently - against the stone's dark background a blue, sometimes steely flash appears, fading and returning with the slightest movement. In old-time craft, labradorite was linked to clarity of thought and confidence in one's own decisions. The earrings keep a simple form, so it's this play of reflections that draws the eye when you glance in the mirror or talk face to face.

Each of the two labradorites is assessed before being set in silver, checking the depth of colour and the clarity of the stone before it goes into the setting. Silver and good stones have been steadily rising in price for some time, so earrings of this quality at such an accessible price are a sensible choice today. The setting is refined European silver 925 coated with a layer of rhodium, so the shine lasts a long time and the metal doesn't need frequent cleaning. The alloy is free of harmful additives, so the earrings can be worn without worrying about irritation. The piece is signed with the maker's mark registered at the French assay office, confirming the silver's origin.

In spring these earrings pair well with a pastel trench coat and a silk scarf tied loosely at the neck - the stone's cool blue echoes the light colours of the outfit. They also work well with a simple bun or with loose hair swept behind the ear, since then nothing hides the movement of the labradorite along the jawline. A light-coloured bag and minimal other jewellery are enough to complete the look - attention will still settle on that blue flash right by the face.