Why it's worth it
A leopard standing on your ear, holding up a pearl chandelier — the concept pays off completely.
The Edit
A sculpted leopard in 22k rose gold crouches at the apex of each earring, its body the structural pin from which an open filigree dome descends — set with cubic zirconia throughout and punctuated by prehnite cabochons. The dome dissolves at its hem into a graduated fringe of natural seed pearls and baroque drops, swinging freely on a hook closure weighted by a pear-cut CZ pendant. At 10cm total drop and 70 grams, these wear as an event piece — not an accent.
Insider Tip
At 70 grams, wear with hair up — the weight needs a clear earlobe, not a nest of curls.
The details
- Stone
- Baroque pearl
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
- Details
- Tiering
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