Product & Details
| Item Name | E11156 |
| Total Weight | 3-5g |
| Size | 12*12mm |
| Material | 925 sterling silver |
| Plating Color | Gold Plated |
| Stone Type | Freshwater Pearl/CZ |
| Stone Color | / |
| Color Lasting | It depends on how do you wear |
| SURFACE PLATING | • Type: Premium 18K Gold Plating • Process: Multi-layered electroplating with a final anti-tarnish sealant • Features: Hypoallergenic, nickel-free, sweat and fade-resistant • Care: Avoid contact with chemicals, perfumes, and salt water; store in a dry jewelry pouch |
PRODUCT PARAMETERS | • Style: Pearl Stud Earrings with Twisted Hoop Detail • Metal: High-quality zinc alloy with 18K gold plating • Gemstone: Natural freshwater pearl (8-9mm diameter) • Dimensions: Hoop width 2cm, post length 1cm • Closure: Secure butterfly back • Weight: 4g per pair • Color Options: Gold / Silver / Rose Gold plating available |
| Ideal Gifts For Women |
Occasions: Birthday, Anniversary, Graduation, Promotion, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or a self-treat
Personality Fit: Perfect for the modern woman who appreciates minimalist elegance, timeless design, and versatile accessories
Style Match: Complements both casual and formal attire; ideal for daily wear, office styling, date nights, and special events
Gift Message: “A symbol of timeless grace—where classic pearl meets contemporary twist. For the woman who shines in her own subtle way.”
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DESIGN INSPIRATION:
"The Geometry of Radiance"
This earring is an architectural study of light versus luminosity. While traditional sunburst designs rely on soft, rounded rays, this piece draws its soul from the Art Deco obsession with linearity and precision.
1. The Power of the Baguette:
The choice of baguette-cut crystals is a deliberate departure from standard round pavé. Unlike round cuts which scatter light chaotically, baguettes are disciplined. They are the "architect's stone"—long, lean, and unapologetically geometric. Arranged in a radial pattern, they mimic the structural ribs of a cathedral dome or the mechanical gears of a luxury timepiece, transforming the soft concept of a "sun" into a symbol of engineered brilliance.
2. The Contrast of Textures:
The design plays a sophisticated game of contrast. At the center sits a smooth, organic pearl—representing the mystery of the sea, intuition, and softness. Surrounding it is the rigid, facetted gold and crystal halo—representing logic, structure, and solar power. This juxtaposition mirrors the balance between the wild feminine and structured power. It suggests that true elegance isn't found in uniformity, but in the tension between opposing forces.
3. The Versailles Legacy:
Beyond the visual, the inspiration taps into the "Louis XIV Aesthetic"—the idea that jewelry should serve as a manifestation of status and light. In the Hall of Mirrors, light was weaponized to dazzle. Here, the polished gold acts as the mirror, and the crystals as the captured sunlight. It is royalty distilled into a wearable sculpture.
4. The "Hidden" Modernity:
Notice the slight elevation of the pearl above the crystal bed. This isn't flat jewelry; it’s a three-dimensional relief. Inspired by haute couture embroidery, this depth creates shadows and highlights, ensuring the earring looks different from every angle—just like a real sunrise changes hue with the movement of the earth.
THE STORY: WHERE LUCK MEETS GRIT
"The Sun of Versailles"
In the gilded halls of Versailles, during the reign of Louis XIV, there lived a jeweler named Armand de Valois. He was obsessed with one thing: capturing the sun. Not just any sun—the blinding, golden orb that rose over the palace each morning, warming the marble floors and glinting off the crystal chandeliers.
Armand spent years sketching, melting, and polishing. He wanted to create a jewel that was not just beautiful, but divine—a piece that would make the wearer feel like a queen bathed in celestial light. His breakthrough came in 1682, when he unveiled the "Sun of Versailles"—a pair of earrings featuring a lustrous pearl at the center, surrounded by a halo of baguette-cut crystals arranged in a radiant sunburst.
The crystals were set in 18K gold, their facets engineered to catch and refract light like a prism. The pearl, a rare and perfect specimen, was said to have been harvested from the Persian Gulf, its surface so smooth it seemed to hold the moon within. When Queen Marie-Thérèse wore them to a royal ball, the court gasped. The earrings didn’t just shine—they dominated. They turned her head into a constellation, her ears into suns.
Centuries later, the original pair was lost to the tides of revolution. But the design survived—in sketches, in whispers, in the dreams of every woman who ever wanted to feel like royalty. This modern interpretation is a tribute to Armand’s vision: luxury that doesn’t whisper—it declares.
Wear them not just as jewelry, but as a crown of light. Let them remind you that you were born to shine.
Where luck meets grit — that’s where you become unstoppable.
Your satisfaction is our motivation.!
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