Each stud drop earring opens with a square, step-cut green tourmaline rotated into a diamond orientation and bezeled point-out in warm gold against oxidized sterling silver, which reads as both graphic and grounded.
Below the tourmaline, a slender, elongated drop tapers to a point, adding vertical movement and a silhouette, a nod to ancient weaponry and architecture. The mix of oxidized silver and 22K gold gives the earrings real depth, while the vivid green of the tourmaline holds its own against all that metal. Designed by Michael Jensen, these earrings pull from ancient relics and architectural form in a way that still feels wearable on an average day.
This designer piece brings real presence without requiring a special occasion to justify it. It's a strong option if you're comparing green tourmaline earrings and want something with more personality than the usual stud, whether that's for yourself or someone whose taste runs toward the unconventional.
Cold Hard Facts:
- metals: oxidized sterling silver + 22K yellow gold
- gems: (2) square-cut green tourmaline, 1.69ctw
- width: 3/8" at widest point
- length: 1 1/2"
- earring type: 18K yellow gold friction posts with sterling silver extra-large (9mm) friction backs
FAQ
Will the color I see on my screen match the earrings in person?
Green tourmaline has natural depth and saturation that can look slightly different depending on the light around it, and your monitor adds another variable on top of that. Screen settings, video cards, and browsers can all shift color slightly, so the tourmaline you receive may look a bit different than what you see here. By purchasing, you're acknowledging that possibility. If you want to see the true color before buying, we're happy to walk you through it over video chat.
What style are these earrings?
They're stud drop earrings featuring square-cut green tourmalines with elongated vertical drops for movement.
What makes them feel unique?
Their sculptural lines, oxidized silver, gold accents, and design inspiration pulled from ancient weaponry and architecture set them apart from more conventional fine jewelry styles.
Who are they ideal for?
They're a strong choice for collectors of artisan jewelry, gift buyers looking for something memorable, and anyone drawn to bold geometry in contemporary fine jewelry.
