Glint EARRINGS

A glint is light that appears for a moment and is gone. The Glint Earrings string two marquise-cut cubic zirconia in a row, linked rather than fixed, so the line breaks as it falls and each stone moves independently of the other. The result catches light in flashes rather than holding it steadily.

Made from premium stainless steel in warm 18k gold plating or a cool platinum tone, they are waterproof, tarnish-free and hypoallergenic. At 3.4 cm long and only 0.4 cm wide, this is the narrowest drop in the collection — real length with almost no visual weight, which makes it the easiest long earring to wear with an already busy outfit.

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.
• Two marquise-cut cubic zirconia linked in a row so each moves on its own.
• 3.4 cm of length at just 0.4 cm wide — the finest long drop in the range.
• Only 2.5 g, so it wears like a stud despite the length.
• Available in 18k gold plating and platinum tone.

How to Style It

Glint is narrow enough to layer where most drops cannot. It sits well below a hoop — the ribbed Lustro Earrings at the lobe, Glint hanging beneath from a second piercing. On a display it pairs naturally with the Angles Earrings, which share the marquise cut in a shorter, more angular arrangement. On the hand, the Pavé Line Ring repeats the same idea of stones running in a line rather than gathered in a cluster.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

How long are they?
Around 3.4 cm from the lobe, at 2.5 g each. The narrow width keeps them feeling far lighter than the length suggests.

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.

Glint — light that arrives and leaves again.