Metal earrings with ethnic stone

A green stone against a copper-tone drop

Colour does the work here. A green stone sits above a large drop finished in a copper tone, and nothing else competes for attention. Look closely, and the stone shows a faint marbled grain, while the drop has a textured surface that catches the light as it moves.

How the pair hangs

The hook fitting lets each drop swing freely below the earlobe, so the line stays long and vertical. That shape frames the face and suits an open neckline or hair worn up. Prefer something that stays closer to the ear? Compare them with the rounded shapes that circle the lobe.

Colours that sit well with them

Warm neutrals are the easy route: camel, cream, tan. Black works too, and sharpens the contrast rather than softening it. Browns echo the copper tone, which is why the pair rarely looks out of place on a plain outfit.

Green stone and copper drop earrings at a glance

Looking after the finish

Once you take the pair off, wipe the stone and the metal with a soft, dry cloth. Store the two earrings apart so they do not rub against each other. Put perfume and cream on well before the earrings go on, and keep the pair away from water.

Drops are only one of the shapes on the site: the other earring shapes we stock run from studs to longer designs.