
Why it's worth it
Black and red in two shapes — the geometry makes the color pop do something architecture can't.
The Edit
Square-to-oval geometry — each form a different shape, connected by a rhodium-plated brass link that reads as the earring's spine. The black resin is lacquer-smooth and domed on the oval drop, giving the 3-inch length a sense of mass without the weight; at 15 grams, the anti-droop backs do real structural work. Red carnelian cabochons, silver-framed in both tiers, punch against the black with the precision of a graphic placed once and never adjusted.
The details
- Form
- Oval
- Scale
- Statement
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