Circle Round pendant Silver Diamond Drop Earring

Circle Round Pendant Diamond Drop Earrings • S925 Sterling Silver • Liquid Light Orbit

Description:

Geometry distilled to poetry. These earrings capture eternity in motion—a precision-cut silver circle encrusted with pavé diamonds, suspended above a solitary diamond drop that glides like a captured comet. Crafted in solid S925 silver, they merge minimalist architecture with hypnotic fluidity, transforming light into a silent sonnet for your ears.

Key Features:

⚪ Celestial Geometry

“A circle: where endings meet beginnings, ablaze.”

• 20mm Orbital Frame: Solid S925 silver ring edged with 10+ pavé-set CZ diamonds (1mm stones).

• Floating Diamond Drop: 3mm CZ solitaire suspended on whisper-thin chain—sways with micro-movements.

• Negative Space Alchemy: Empty center magnifies light-play, creating depth beyond size.

💎 Architectural Brilliance

“Light dissected by design.”

• 360° Diamond Fire: Stones bead-set on both sides of the circle—radiance from every angle.

• Knife-Edge Polish: Mirror-finish silver reflects like black ice.

• Surgical Symmetry: Laser-calibrated balance (no wobble, no tilt).

⚙️ S925 Silver Sanctuary

“Purity forged for permanence.”

• Solid 92.5% Sterling Silver: Hypoallergenic, nickel-free, tarnish-resistant.

• Rhodium Armor: Triple-plated shield against sweat, perfume, and time.

• Featherlight Engineering: 4.2g/pair (heirloom weight without drag).

✨ Versatile Gravity

“From gallery walls to midnight balls.”

• Convertible Drops: Remove solitaire chain for minimalist diamond hoops (included).

• Stack Sovereignty: Layer with micro-hoops or wear solo as sculptural art.

• Day-to-Night Alchemy: Elevates linen shirts as fiercely as silk gowns.

Style Your Orbit:

• Minimalist Power: Circle-only mode with sleek bun + architectural black.

• Evening Comet: Full drop length catching candlelight at clavicle.

• Genderless Cosmos: Crafted for all who wear celestial confidence.

• Bridal Symbolism: Circles = eternity, diamonds = resilience.

“For the modern astronomer: mapping constellations on skin.”