Tourmaline Chip Sterling Silver Dangle Earrings

There is something quietly arresting about a stone that refuses a single colour. Tourmaline has always been the gemstone of contradiction: watermelon, verdigris, dusty rose and deep berry shifting within a single fragment, depending on the hour and the light. Here, raw chips of tourmaline are strung and suspended from sterling silver findings in a long dangle silhouette that falls to approximately three inches, or roughly seven and a half centimetres, from lobe to tip. The silver is kept deliberately unfussy, its cool grey-white acting as a neutral foil so that each irregular chip tells its own chromatic story. At four and a half grams, the earrings sit with a gentle, noticeable weight rather than a burdensome one. The chip-set form belongs to a sensibility that values the stone in its near-natural state, unpolished and uncut into uniformity, a philosophy shared by artisans across Jaipur's silver workshops who have long championed raw and baroque stone forms over the strictly faceted. Wear these with a fine linen kurta in ecru or mushroom for a gallery opening or a curated afternoon gathering; equally, they translate with effortless composure alongside a silk slip dress for an intimate dinner where you wish your jewellery to do the quiet speaking. The free-size hook closure is straightforward and secure for daily wear. Sterling silver requires only occasional polishing with a soft cloth to maintain its cool lustre, making this a reliable companion for the considered, unhurried wardrobe.

Details

• Material: Sterling Silver
• Dimensions: 3 inch Height
• Weight: 4.5 g
• SKU: LDD316