Blue Topaz Halo Drop Earrings in Sterling Silver —5ct (pair)
Two teardrops of sky, dropped at the ear. Each earring pairs a faceted blue topaz center with a halo of round pavé cubic zirconia and a second halo of trapezoid stones — the whole reading as a small frozen bloom in cool blue, set on a polished sterling silver leverback.
What You're Getting
This listing is for one pair of earrings (left + right). Each earring is set with a5 ct blue topaz center framed by a double halo of cubic zirconia, finished on a sterling silver leverback that sits comfortably on most ear lobes.
Features
- Faceted round-cut blue topaz center stone in a clear sky-blue tone — natural variation in saturation gives each pair its own weather
- Double-halo setting: inner round pavé cubic zirconia + outer trapezoid cubic zirconia tracing an octagonal frame around the topaz
- Polished sterling silver leverback finding — secure, comfortable, no earring back to lose
- Each stone is8 mm — a wearable daily size, not a black-tie earring
- Total carat weight per pair is approx.10 ct (5 ct × 2 earrings); pricing reflects the pair
Specifications
- Stone: Natural blue topaz (one per earring, two per pair)
- Stone weight: approx.5 ct per earring (10 ct per pair)
- Stone dimensions:8 mm round cut
- Accent stones: Cubic zirconia (round pavé + trapezoid double halo)
- Setting: Sterling silver, double halo with leverback
- Finish: Hand-polished, smooth against the ear
- Quantity: Sold as a pair (left + right)
How to Wear & Care
Slip them on for daily wear — the sky-blue center sits at eye level on the lobe and the halos catch every angle of light as you turn your head. Pair with the matching blue topaz ring for a tonal set.
Blue topaz is one of the hardest commonly-used gemstones (8 on Mohs scale). Tolerates normal wear well. Remove before showering, swimming, or sleeping. Keep away from harsh chemicals and prolonged direct sunlight (some blue topaz can fade over time with UV exposure). Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store in the pouch provided.
A Note on Natural Variation
Blue topaz is a natural stone. Saturation shifts from piece to piece — the pair you receive will resemble the photo closely without being identical, which is what makes them yours.
Two teardrops of sky, dropped at the ear. Each earring pairs a faceted blue topaz center with a halo of round pavé cubic zirconia and a second halo of trapezoid stones — the whole reading as a small frozen bloom in cool blue, set on a polished sterling silver leverback.
What You're Getting
This listing is for one pair of earrings (left + right). Each earring is set with a5 ct blue topaz center framed by a double halo of cubic zirconia, finished on a sterling silver leverback that sits comfortably on most ear lobes.
Features
- Faceted round-cut blue topaz center stone in a clear sky-blue tone — natural variation in saturation gives each pair its own weather
- Double-halo setting: inner round pavé cubic zirconia + outer trapezoid cubic zirconia tracing an octagonal frame around the topaz
- Polished sterling silver leverback finding — secure, comfortable, no earring back to lose
- Each stone is8 mm — a wearable daily size, not a black-tie earring
- Total carat weight per pair is approx.10 ct (5 ct × 2 earrings); pricing reflects the pair
Specifications
- Stone: Natural blue topaz (one per earring, two per pair)
- Stone weight: approx.5 ct per earring (10 ct per pair)
- Stone dimensions:8 mm round cut
- Accent stones: Cubic zirconia (round pavé + trapezoid double halo)
- Setting: Sterling silver, double halo with leverback
- Finish: Hand-polished, smooth against the ear
- Quantity: Sold as a pair (left + right)
How to Wear & Care
Slip them on for daily wear — the sky-blue center sits at eye level on the lobe and the halos catch every angle of light as you turn your head. Pair with the matching blue topaz ring for a tonal set.
Blue topaz is one of the hardest commonly-used gemstones (8 on Mohs scale). Tolerates normal wear well. Remove before showering, swimming, or sleeping. Keep away from harsh chemicals and prolonged direct sunlight (some blue topaz can fade over time with UV exposure). Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store in the pouch provided.
A Note on Natural Variation
Blue topaz is a natural stone. Saturation shifts from piece to piece — the pair you receive will resemble the photo closely without being identical, which is what makes them yours.