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Triple teardrop rose quartz drop earrings in brass bezel settings, made in India, shown on a sand background
  • Triple teardrop rose quartz drop earrings in brass bezel settings, made in India, shown on a sand background
  • Triple teardrop rose quartz drop earrings in brass bezel settings, made in India
  • Rose quartz triple teardrop earrings, side view of the post and back view of the plain brass bezels
  • Brass triple teardrop earrings with pale pink rose quartz on marble beside dried flowers and a stone
  • Triple teardrop rose quartz drop earrings in brass bezel settings, made in India, shown on a sand background
  • Triple teardrop rose quartz drop earrings in brass bezel settings, made in India
  • Rose quartz triple teardrop earrings, side view of the post and back view of the plain brass bezels
  • Brass triple teardrop earrings with pale pink rose quartz on marble beside dried flowers and a stone
Triple Teardrop Rose Quartz Drop Earrings

Triple Teardrop Rose Quartz Drop Earrings

$44.00
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Three pear-cut stones drop from the ear in an alternating rhythm — point down, point up, point down — each set flush inside a wide, warm-gold bezel that anchors the line as it falls.

  • Material: Brass with rose quartz
  • Stones: Faceted rose quartz
  • Color: Gold and pale pink
  • Drop: 2.5 in
  • Width: 0.5 in
  • Closure: Post back
  • Origin: India

At two and a half inches, the drop is long enough to move with you and short enough to sit cleanly under a collar. The pale pink of the quartz keeps the whole piece quiet against the metal — soft color, defined form, and just enough weight to swing.
Details
  • Triple teardrop drop design
  • Faceted gemstone cut
  • Hand-set brass bezels
  • Post backing

Rose quartz is a natural stone, so color depth and faceting vary slightly from pair to pair.

The Story

The teardrop, or pear cut, is one of the oldest stone shapes in jewelry — a rounded head tapering to a point, which catches light differently depending on how it hangs. Here three of them are stacked in a graduated line, a common device in Indian brass jewelry for building movement and length without adding weight.

Each stone is held by a bezel — a thin rim of metal worked around the stone's edge until it sits snug and fully framed. It is slower than prong-setting but more forgiving of hand-cut stones like rose quartz, whose thickness varies.

Each earring starts as a sheet of brass, cut and shaped into three teardrop bezels, then hammered and burnished for warmth. A jeweler facets the rose quartz separately, sets each stone, and links the three drops onto a post — all done at the bench in small batches.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Brass bezel setting

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Store away from moisture and perfume, or the brass setting will tarnish.

Questions

Are these earrings hypoallergenic?

They are brass, which some sensitive ears may react to. If you are prone to metal sensitivity, consider a clear protective coating on the post or wearing them occasionally rather than daily.

Will the two earrings look identical?

They are closely matched but not perfectly identical. Each rose quartz stone is faceted by hand, and natural stones vary slightly in color and pattern.

How should I store them to prevent tarnishing?

Keep them in a dry pouch or lined jewelry box, away from humidity, perfume, and lotion. The finish holds much longer that way.

Are they lightweight enough for all-day wear?

Brass is a relatively light metal, so despite the three-stone drop they are comfortable for extended wear. Anyone with stretched or sensitive earlobes may prefer to save them for a few hours at a time.

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