Labradorite Square Stud Earrings · Gold

Labradorite takes its name from Labrador, where Moravian missionaries recorded it in 1770. It reads grey-blue, with a teal and bronze flash that moves with the angle. Here a cushion-cut labradorite square with softened corners sits in a shallow gold collet that barely rises past the girdle, so the stone reads almost flush with the lobe. Reach for it when you want colour without height. It disappears under a phone and turns up in every photo, and the flash comes and goes as it moves. Grey-blue, squared off, worn daily. Blue flash that switches on as it moves Low setting that never snags a scarf Smooth push-back post, comfortable to sleep in Handcrafted by master silversmiths in Protsaah's own workshop in Jaipur, where every maker is paid 30 to 40% above the local market rate.