The Carreg Las Earrings are inspired by 300-million-year-old plant fossils connected to the design of the 2025 Eisteddfod Crown. Their fluid openwork shape follows the organic lines of these ancient natural forms, creating a pair of sterling silver drop earrings with a clear connection to Welsh history, landscape and craft. Suspended from a classic ball and stud fitting, each earring sits neatly below the ear with a polished 30mm drop. The open silver form gives the design movement and lightness, while the high-polish finish highlights the sculptural lines of the fossil-inspired shape. Each earring is set with an Eisteddfod-specific blue lab-grown diamond, adding a precise point of colour to the sterling silver design. The 2.5mm, 0.06ct blue diamond is bezel-set within the openwork form, creating a meaningful pair of Welsh earrings with detail, structure and a distinctive sense of place. The Carreg Las Earrings combine polished silver, fluid form and a carefully placed blue diamond in a design that feels refined, wearable and rooted in Welsh heritage. The smaller 30mm drop makes them easy to wear while still carrying the detail and presence of a sculptural earring. The openwork design allows light to pass through each earring, giving the fossil-inspired shape definition without making the piece feel heavy. As blue diamond earrings, they offer a subtle point of colour; as Welsh jewellery, they carry a deeper connection to Wrexham, the Eisteddfod and the natural forms that inspired the design. A considered jewellery gift for anyone with a connection to Wales, Wrexham or the Eisteddfod, the Carreg Las Earrings bring together natural history, contemporary design and polished sterling silver. Each pair is finished to a high polish and presented in Neil Rayment Goldsmiths’ terracotta eco-friendly branded box, ready for gifting or keeping as a piece of wearable Welsh history.