Angles EARRINGS

The Angles Earrings pair two stones that meet at a point rather than a curve: a kite-cut cubic zirconia set against a marquise, angled so the flat edges catch light in straight lines instead of scattering it. Two cuts, one drop, and no rounding anywhere in the silhouette.

Made from premium stainless steel in warm 18k gold plating or a cool platinum tone, they are waterproof, tarnish-free and hypoallergenic. Kite cuts are unusual at this price — most costume jewellery keeps to rounds and pears because they are cheaper to set — which gives these an unexpected sharpness on a shelf full of softer shapes. At 2.2 cm and 2 g they stay light enough for all-day wear.

Why You'll Love It

• Premium stainless steel that holds its finish season after season.
• Waterproof and tarnish-free, so they stay on through showering, swimming and warm afternoons.
• Hypoallergenic — comfortable for sensitive ears and for wearing day and night.
• A kite-cut and a marquise-cut cubic zirconia paired in a single angular drop.
• Straight-edged cuts that reflect light in lines rather than sparks.
• 2.2 cm of length at just 2 g — no drag on the lobe.
• Available in 18k gold plating and platinum tone.

How to Style It

Angles reads as graphic, so it holds up against structured clothing better than most fine earrings. The Glint Earrings share the marquise cut in a longer line and make a natural pair on a display. If the ear needs a second piece, keep it round for contrast — the Orbit Earrings sit above without repeating the geometry. On the hand, the Trio Halo Ring gathers marquise, pear and round cuts into one cluster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these sold as a pair?
Yes — every order includes both earrings.

What are the stone shapes?
A kite cut and a marquise cut, set together. Both are straight-edged rather than rounded, which is what gives the earring its angular line.

Will stainless steel tarnish or react to water?
No. Stainless steel is naturally resistant to both, so the earrings can be worn while showering, swimming or in the sea without losing their finish.

Angles — light, caught on a straight edge.