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A halo is a ring of small cubic zirconia set around a larger central one, which is why the style has stayed popular in fine jewellery for over a century. The outer ring frames the centre and spreads light outward, so the design reads bigger and brighter than the middle stone alone. Our halo collection applies that idea across studs and drops in 925 sterling silver, in several centre shapes and a few colour options. The section is stocked with both compact pairs for regular use and longer designs kept aside for occasions.
The Halo Designs Available Here
Shapes below refer to the centre stone, since that is what sets the character of a halo piece.
Round and Oval Halo Studs
The most classic of the lot, with a circular or slightly elongated centre. A solitaire keeps that same centre stone without the frame around it. They sit flat on the lobe and carry easily from a working day into a dinner. Centre stone sizes vary across the designs, which gives you room to pick how much presence you want on the ear.
Cushion and Square Halos
A squared centre with softened corners, ringed by pave stones. The geometry gives a more structured look that goes nicely with formal wear and Indo western outfits.
Teardrop and Pear Halo Drops
A pear cut centre framed all the way round, hanging below the fitting in the manner of our other drop earrings. These elongate the ear line and are a frequent pick for receptions and anniversary evenings.
Trillion and Emerald Cut Halos
Triangular trillion stones and long step cut emerald shapes bring an unusual outline to the collection. They suit anyone who likes the halo idea in a form that is seen less often.
Coloured and Pearl Centres
Blue, purple, smoky and black accented centres appear across the range, along with a pearl centred baguette halo. Colour in the middle makes the surrounding ring look even brighter by contrast. A coloured centre is also an easy way to tie an earring to a saree or a lehenga without matching the whole set.
What Makes Our Halo Earrings Stand Apart
A halo depends on the gap between the centre stone and the ring around it, so that spacing is set by hand and checked before polishing. Stones in the outer ring are matched for size, and the gallery underneath is finished properly since it shows when the earring moves. Our team is reachable on call and WhatsApp if you want to compare two centre shapes before ordering. Pricing keeps a style associated with fine jewellery within reach of an everyday budget.
Why Order Your Halo Pair From Us
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5 day return window from delivery, in case the pair is not what you pictured.
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BIS hallmark certified 925 silver on our sterling silver jewellery.
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Insured shipping with tamper proof packing on every parcel.
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Lifetime replating service available on your pair for as long as you own it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a halo setting?
A halo setting places a circle of small stones around a larger central stone. The ring of smaller stones acts as a frame, catching light along the edge and making the centre appear larger and more prominent than it is on its own.
Why do halo earrings look bigger than the centre stone?
Because the eye reads the outer ring and the centre as one shape. A modest centre stone surrounded by a halo can present a face as wide as a much larger single stone, which is the practical appeal of the setting.
What is a trillion cut stone?
A trillion is a triangular cut with three equal sides and a wide, flat table. It throws light in broad flashes rather than fine sparkle, which is why it stands out in a collection otherwise led by round stones.
What is an emerald cut?
An emerald cut is a rectangular shape with stepped facets running parallel to the edges. Instead of scattered sparkle it produces long, mirror like flashes, giving a calmer and more architectural look.
Which halo shape suits a rounder face?
Pear and emerald cut halos add a little length, which many people with a rounder face prefer. Oval centres do something similar in a softer way, and cushion shapes sit comfortably with most face shapes.
Do halo earrings work outside of weddings?
They do. Smaller halo studs are worn through regular working days by plenty of buyers, and the format only reads as formal once the centre stone grows or the design moves into a drop.
What is the difference between a halo and a solitaire earring?
A solitaire has one stone on its own, so all the light comes from a single point. A halo keeps that centre stone and adds a ring of smaller ones around it, which widens the face of the earring and softens the outline.