Skeie’s Pear & Marquise Diamond Chain Drop Hoop Earrings in 14K White Gold

These diamond chain drop earrings combine the movement of a long drop earring with the brilliance of mixed diamond shapes. Crafted in 14K white gold, each earring begins with a diamond-accented hoop and flows into an elegant arrangement of pear-shaped and marquise-cut natural diamonds, accompanied by a delicate chain that creates beautiful movement as they are worn. Together, the earrings feature approximately 2.45 carats total weight of natural diamonds—including 1.07 ctw pear-shaped diamonds, 1.30 ctw marquise-cut diamonds, and 0.08 ctw round diamonds. The result is dramatic enough for an evening look while the open chain construction keeps them light, fluid, and contemporary. Key Features Metal: 14K White Gold Gemstones: Natural Diamonds Pear-Shaped Diamond Weight: Approximately 1.07 ctw Marquise Diamond Weight: Approximately 1.30 ctw Round Diamond Weight: Approximately 0.08 ctw Total Diamond Weight: Approximately 2.45 ctw The Skeie’s Perspective These are statement earrings, but what we love most is that they don't feel heavy or overly formal. The pear and marquise diamonds provide the impact, while the fine chain introduces movement and negative space that keeps the design feeling modern. We also love the way the different diamond shapes interact with light. Marquise diamonds create an elongated line down the ear, pear shapes bring softer curves, and the round diamonds add smaller flashes of brilliance along the hoops. At approximately 2.45 ctw, there is plenty of diamond presence without losing the delicacy of the design. Designed for Movement These earrings were designed to look different in motion than they do sitting still. The diamonds and fine chains move independently, allowing the individual stones to continually catch and reflect light. The cool tone of 14K white gold keeps the settings visually subtle, allowing the mixed diamond shapes to remain the focus. It's a modern approach to a classic diamond drop earring—and one that feels distinctly Skeie’s.