Pear Accent Open Circle Earrings In Silver
A ring of round stones forms an open circle on these open circle earrings, with nothing filling the middle. At the top of the ring a single pear cut stone sits pointing outward, breaking the circle at one point. Every stone is claw set, so metal barely shows anywhere on the design.
| Product Type | Stud Earrings |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Smart casual days |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- The circle is left entirely open, so skin shows through the middle rather than metal or stone.
- Round stones run the full circumference, set close enough that the ring reads as continuous light.
- One pear cut stone interrupts the ring at the top and points away from the circle.
- Fashioned in 925 sterling silver with claw settings that keep the metal almost invisible throughout.
- An open centre makes the earring look larger on the lobe than its stone count would suggest.
Styling Suggestions
An open circle sits flat and covers a good area of the lobe, which makes it a strong choice when you want size without length. Wear them with smart casual dressing and open necklines. Keep the neck bare so the circle reads as the shape it is.
FAQs
Why leave the centre open?
An open centre lets skin show through, which keeps a wide earring from reading as a solid disc. It also means the piece uses fewer stones for the same visual size, and the ring of light around the edge stands out more clearly.
What does the pear stone add?
It breaks the symmetry. A perfect ring reads as static, while one stone sitting outside the circle gives the design a top and a direction, so the earring has an intended orientation rather than looking the same however it turns.
Are these a good everyday pair?
They work for most days, though the size makes them slightly more noticeable than a plain stud. They sit flat against the ear with nothing hanging, so in practice they behave much like a plain stud even though they read as larger.
Will they catch on a scarf?
The stones sit in claws that stand a little above the surface, so loose weaves and net fabrics are worth easing over slowly. Cotton, silk and most other everyday fabrics will pass over them quite happily without trouble during ordinary wear.
