A stud sits on the lobe rather than falling from it, which is what makes it the earring for every day. Neither Solise stud is a dot. Rosée draws a teardrop in a single wire around a pocket of air, and Galet hollows the outline of a river stone into one continuous, free-form ribbon. Each comes in rhodium-finished 930 sterling silver or 2.5-micron gold vermeil.
A hollow teardrop
Named after the French word for morning dew: a single drop of water, held in the moment before it falls.
A free-form open frame
Named after the sea pebbles of the French coast, smoothed by water into shapes no hand would draw.
A stud is the most forgiving shape in jewellery. It sits close, it does not swing, and it suits hair up or down, a working day or an evening, without asking you to dress around it.
Choose by presence. Rosée is the lighter and quieter of the two, a line drawn around air. Galet is wider and reads as a statement from across a room.
A sculptural stud carries a look on its own. Worn alone it is finished; beside a climber or a hoop on the same ear, keep the other piece small and still.
Every piece is 930 sterling silver, above the 925 standard, nickel-free and hypoallergenic. The silver is finished in rhodium; the vermeil is 2.5 microns of gold over the same sterling. How each one wears, and how to keep it, is written out in full.
