Earrings - Small "Dynastie" hoops in vermeil with green & white cubic zirconia

Dynasty Hoops — Vermeil & Natural Zircons

Gold, green and light — three elements united in a piece of jewelry with a regal touch.

Created for the Dynasty Collection, these small precious hoops reinterpret the hoop earring in a rich, architectural composition, where each stone seems to find its place between two lines of gold and light.

Crafted from 925 silver coated with 3 microns of gold, they form a generously detailed hoop, bordered by natural white zircons whose sparkle highlights the entire curve of the piece.

Between these two luminous lines appear the natural green zircons, cut into oval shapes and individually set. Their deep color evokes the nuances of emerald and contrasts beautifully with the warmth of the vermeil.

The openwork design allows light to pass through the piece, giving it remarkable depth. With every movement, the green stones appear one after another between the two pavé arcs, creating a different play of light depending on the angle from which they are viewed.

Despite their visual richness, their size remains understated enough to retain true elegance. These are not statement earrings reserved for special occasions: they can just as easily complement an evening outfit as add a precious touch to a blazer, shirt, or simple dress.

Green and gold have long had the ability to evoke splendor, power and magnificence. The Dynasty Collection adopts these codes here without attempting to reproduce an antique piece of jewelry: it preserves its spirit to create a resolutely contemporary piece.

Details:

• Precious hoops — Dynasty Collection
• Base in 925 silver
• Vermeil finish — 3 microns of gold
• Natural green zircons
• Natural white zircons
• Oval-cut green stones
• Double luminous line of white zircons
• Openwork design
• Clasp integrated into the hoop
• Precious & refined jewelry
• Royal and contemporary inspiration

Two arcs of light, a few stones of deep green and the sparkle of gold; a small piece of jewelry fit for a queen to write her own dynasty.