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My darlings, this one is unlike any other, and that's precisely what gives it its charm. An amazonite stone with sea-green reflections tops a natural baroque mother-of-pearl — and as nature never works the same way twice, the two earrings are not perfectly identical: one has a more square silhouette, the other more triangular. An assumed asymmetry, which makes this pair unique in the true sense of the word.

Mother-of-pearl, with its changing iridescent reflections and slightly irregular surface, catches the light with every movement. Paired with amazonite, it creates a gentle duo, blending mineral and organic, perfect for those who love jewelry that tells a story rather than blending into the background.

✨Stones: natural amazonite + natural baroque mother-of-pearl

✨Metal: fine gold-plated brass

✨Manufacturing: artisanal, India

✨Asymmetric piece: slightly different shapes from one earring to the other

✨Weight: 9g per earring

you can choose the shape you prefer

Amazonite care

Relatively soft and porous semi-precious stone: avoid shocks and scratches. Do not expose it to excessive heat or intense sunlight, which can alter its color over time. Remove it before showering, swimming or sports, and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after each wear.

Mother-of-pearl care

Mother-of-pearl is an iridescent organic material, sensitive to humidity, chemicals and shocks. Avoid any contact with water, perfumes and cosmetics, which can dull its shine or damage it long-term. Gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after each wear, and store it away from direct light.

Fine gold-plated brass care

The most fragile part of the piece: no contact with water, perfumes, creams or perspiration, which can tarnish the gilding. Store your earrings away from air in an individual pouch, and always put them on last, after you have applied perfume and makeup.

Unique piece

As each amazonite and mother-of-pearl is natural, the shades, shapes and reflections vary from one piece to another — even more so than usual here, as the two earrings are not perfectly symmetrical. It is this assumed imperfection that makes the pair irreplaceable.