These are very classic earrings for pierced ears designed by Toma Clark Haines for the TCH COLLECTION. The top section comprises 3 blue sapphires with a yellow sapphire baguette set beneath. Each drop consists of an oval blue topaz from which hangs a pear shaped citrine all set in 18ct yellow gold vermeil. The twist with these earrings is that the top section is designed to be worn at an angle in the ears as the drops have been attached at one end of the rectangular yellow sapphire.
Total estimated weights:
The blue sapphires: 0.43cts
The yellow sapphires: 0.38cts
The blue topaz: 1.17cts
The citrines: 8.42cts
Weight: 0.2ozs - 6gms
Length: 1.26ins - 3.2cms
Vermeil
Silver that has been gilded/plated in gold is also known as vermeil. All the pieces in the TCH COLLECTION are vermeil and the gilding/plating is either 18ct yellow or rose gold.
Toma Clark Haines
Toma Clark Haines is The Antiques Diva.– Chief Executive Diva of The Antiques Diva & Co European Tours, Europe’s largest antiques touring company, offering customized antiques buying tours in Europe, Asia and America to tourists, antique dealers and interior designers. One of the favourite parts of her job is stocking client’s stores across the US and creating new trends in home fashion.
Toma Clark Haines is also a freelance travel and design writer, international public speaker, interior decorator and social media guru.
Born in Oklahoma, Toma has lived abroad since 2000. Traveling extensively for work, she divides her time between her home in Berlin, Germany and traveling in each of her company’s tour countries.
One of Toma’s abiding passions since childhood is for fashion and her secret desire has always been to be a jewellry designer. With the launch of the TCH COLLECTION Toma is designing and producing a range of jewellery that has her own unique global diva style.
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