Silver and hard stone earrings Caterina
180,00€
Discover the amethyst malachite and coral earrings in 925 silver: a light, refined and unique handcrafted jewel, with a comfortable clip pin closure. By Ave Caprice.
Caterina silver and gemstone earrings
Description and Features of the Jewelry
The amethyst, malachite and coral earrings in 925 silver are a tribute to the chromatic harmony of nature and the savoir-faire of Italian craftsmanship. Entirely handcrafted, lightweight yet full of personality, they are finished with extreme care in every detail, and embellished with a comfortable post-and-clip closure, elegant and secure.
The design unfolds vertically with fluid elegance: the transparent purple hue of the amethyst dialogues with the deep, lively green of the malachite, creating a visual symphony in which each natural stone takes center stage. Finishing the composition, a red drop of Mediterranean coral—selected for its natural shape and vivid shine—adds a touch of warmth and primordial strength.
This piece is not only an aesthetic choice but a statement of style: every element is unique, just like the wearer. The gold-plated 925 silver provides a warm and sophisticated base, while the asymmetrical arrangement brings movement and light to the face, leaving a lasting impression.
The Caterina silver and gemstone earrings measure 5 cm.
Natural stones may present small imperfections and various color shades. Consequently, earrings crafted with natural stones are unique.
Style Tips
Wear them with a lavender or lilac shirt and cream trousers to highlight the purity of the amethyst. They’re also perfect with an emerald-green dress or butter-colored linen: the malachite will stand out elegantly. For a striking evening look, try a little black dress with your hair up: the red coral drop will capture every gaze with intensity and allure. Even with a boho outfit in natural tones, these earrings become the signature element that defines your style with confidence.
Additional Information
Made in Italy by Ave Caprice Parma.
