A pair of refined two-tone earrings featuring a single emerald-cut diamond in each.

The emerald cut is said to have originated around the 16th century to protect the fragile emeralds from Colombia, and was later adapted for diamonds. Its broad, flat facets make the stone’s interior clearly visible, so only a very small percentage of diamonds—those with exceptional clarity and well-formed crystal structure—are suitable for this cut. They are said to comprise less than 2% of all diamonds, making them particularly rare.

Rather than a strong, sparkling brilliance, this cut is known for its calm, reflective shimmer across the facets. It produces a composed, elegant glow that showcases the quality of the material itself.

To further emphasize the diamond’s whiteness, the setting is crafted in platinum. By surrounding the stone, the setting subtly enhances its transparent radiance. The posts are made of K18 yellow gold, creating a design where the contrast between metals adds depth at the ear. The diamonds are available in two sizes: 0.09ct and 0.14ct.