L'Amor Doré Earrings

The L'Amor Doré Earrings are created for those who appreciate warmth expressed through refinement. At their centre, two pear-cut golden stones meet to form a heart, framed by a halo of VVS D moissanite and set in polished 925 sterling silver finished in rich yellow gold plating. Delicate in scale yet unmistakable in presence, they introduce colour, light, and sentiment in equal measure. Worn daily, the earrings become a subtle expression of elegance rather than an occasion piece. The golden tones catch the light with a warmth that feels both familiar and distinctive, while the heart motif introduces meaning without excess. They are often chosen as a gift, but just as often selected for oneself as a reminder that the finest luxuries are the ones carried closest. The Stone VVS D moissanite was selected for the L'Amor Doré Earrings for its exceptional optical performance. Its fire index exceeds that of diamond, producing remarkable brilliance under light while maintaining clarity and refinement. At VVS D clarity, each stone presents with exceptional consistency, purity, and precision. The heart motif is formed from two carefully matched golden pear-cut stones, selected for their vibrant colour and symmetry. Surrounded by a halo of brilliant white moissanite, the result is a composition that balances warmth with radiance, creating a piece that feels timeless, feminine, and enduring. Specifications 925 sterling silver with yellow gold plating and protective finish Hand-set VVS D moissanite halo Twin pear-cut golden centre stones Clarity: VVS D Colour grade: D Height: 8mm Width: 9mm Post length: 15mm Weight: 2.8g per pair Secure butterfly back fastening Maison Assurance Every L'Amor Doré Earring set carries a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects: one replacement, no conditions, no expiry. Should anything not meet expectation within 14 days of receipt, we will arrange a return without question. These are not policies. They are the terms on which Sant Leclère stands behind its work. "A gesture may be fleeting. What it represents should not be."