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"Amour" - Drop Earrings - Ebony Jewellery Chichester - Bespoke by Ebony

Amour

Multiple Sapphire & Diamond Drop Earrings in a Variety of Different Cuts

Stylised Multiple Sapphire and Diamond Drop Earrings

"Amour" meaning love in French, these earrings are suitably named! Crafted to symbolize a lasting love, these earrings are the perfect gift for your significant other. Show your affection with these elegant, statement earrings.

Crafted with precision, these 18ct white gold earrings feature a variety of diamond and sapphire gems with varying cuts, including round brilliant, oval and pear.

Each cut is strategically chosen to create a stunning and unique design that catches the eye and elevates your style.

We offer a Bespoke Jewellery Service if you would like to customise these earrings.

Earring Design

Jewellery Information:

Earring Style:	Chandelier
Setting Type:	Claw Set and Grain Set

Metal(s) Information

Metal Type:	Gold
Metal Colour:	White
Gold Carat:	18ct

Stone(s) Information

Stone Type:	Sapphire
Stone Cut/Shape:	Oval & Pear
Stone Colour:	Pink, Yellow, Blue & Green
Carat/Size:	6.00ct All Included
Origin:	Sri Lanka

Stone Type:	Diamond
Stone Cut/Shape:	Round Brilliant
Carat/Size:	0.80ct

Free UK Delivery

Delivered to your door within 12 days of order: discreetly and safely. We use a trusted, tracked and insured delivery.

Refund & Returns

If for some reason you are not happy with your purchase you can return it to us within 30 days for an exchange or refund.

Aftercare & Cleaning

With a little care, your jewellery will last a lifetime and beyond. You can arrange Cleanings and Aftercare with us!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Lab-Diamond?

A lab-grown diamond is chemically and physically a diamond. It is grown in a controlled environment using technology that replicates the natural diamond process. Lab-grown diamonds look the same as natural diamonds. The only difference is their origin.

Can I wear earrings everyday?

It is advisable to take your favourite earrings off from time to time to let your ears “breathe”.

Dermatologists recommend cleaning your earrings at least once a week. This is especially important for the pieces you wear everyday, such as your favourite stud earrings. Doing this can help to prevent the buildup of bacteria and dirt, and therefore also reduces the risk of infection to your ear piercing.

How long can I leave earrings out?

You also should avoid going any longer than 24 hours without wearing earrings for the first six months of a new piercing to prevent the hole from closing.