There is a sound that Paris makes at certain hours that no other city makes. It comes from the towers of Notre-Dame. For eight centuries those bells have marked time, mourning, and celebration. They rang for coronations. They fell silent during the fire. And on the morning they rang again, people stood in the street and wept.

The stacked silhouette of each earring echoes the tapering form of a bell tower, descending from a bezel-set stone at the top to a cabochon at the base.

Something that moves when you move.

Each earring is made in solid 18-karat gold, set with hand-selected gemstones.

The aquamarine carries the grey-blue of the Seine in winter. The tourmaline burns with the warmth of candlelight through stained glass. The peridot holds the particular green of a Parisian courtyard in June.

Each stone was selected because it belongs to the story.