SUSPENDED SHIPPING TO EU COUNTRIES. FIND OUT MORE.

Gaea Drops

Product Code: CE925W-GAEA

€109

14 Day returns View More

Free Shipping View More

Description Size Chart & Guides Additional Info

Sterling Silver | White Gold Finish
This contemporary pair of earrings is inspired by London Hyde Park‚Äôs iconic Serpentine lake. Hand crafted in Sterling Silver in White Gold finish it features a Marquise cut centre stone in pav√© setting. Simple and understated piece for everyday wear.

Metal Type	Sterling Silver
Stone Colour	Diamond White
Stone Shape	Marquise

Tweet on Twitter Pin on Pinterest Share on Facebook

Metal Type Guide Stone Colours Stone Size Ring Size Chart

Metal Type Guide

9K White / Yellow / Rose Gold

Our 9K Gold pieces are made of an alloy of gold and other white metals including silver and palladium and are plated in rhodium for a durable and scratch resistant finish.

Sterling Silver White / Yellow / Rose

Our Sterling Silver pieces are 92.5% pure silver mixed with an alloy of Silver, plated in rhodium for a durable and scratch resistant finish.

Stone Colours

Sapphire Blue

The name "Sapphire" is derived from Greek word sappheiros, which is Greek for blue. Since Ancient times the Sapphire Blue represented a promise of honesty, loyalty, purity and trust. Up till today, Sapphire Blue gems are one of the most popular gemstone colours for engagement rings. In keeping with this tradition, our brilliant Sapphire Blue CARAT* gems share a similar colour richness with their natural inspirations.
Ruby Red

Ruby Red represents love, passion, courage and emotion. For centuries, it was believed that wearing a fine red Ruby bestowed good fortune upon its owner. Rubies have been the prized possession of emperors and kings throughout the ages and CARAT* gems were made to carry this same aura of luxury.
Fancy Yellow

Fancy Yellow gemstones symbolize wisdom, joy, optimism, happiness, and youth. Of all the Fancy Coloured Diamonds, Fancy Yellow Diamonds are the most popular. In the same vein, CARAT* Fancy Yellow gems display a youthful exuberance and are admired for their utter brilliance and beauty.
Fancy Pink

Pink gemstones never fail to provide head-turning bursts of colour. Fun and fanciful, they are femininity incarnated. Pink is said to symbolize gentleness, love and affection. Gifting yourself or a loved one with Fancy Pink CARAT* gems is perfect for occasions that mark the coming of a bright and "rosy" future.
Emerald Green

Emerald Green is the colour of spring and has long symbolized love and rebirth. As the gem of Venus, it was also considered to aid in fertility.

Cleopatra, Egypt's tempestuous female monarch was as famous for wearing Emeralds in her time as Liz Taylor is for wearing diamonds in our time. Ancient Egyptian mummies were often buried with an Emerald carved with the symbol of verdure – flourishing greenness – on their necks to symbolize eternal youth. Emerald green CARAT* gems add a pop of lavishness and timeless beauty to any look.
Diamond White

Diamond White CARAT* gems follow the long history of folklore that have been attached to diamonds for centuries. Often regarded as the ultimate gift and a symbol of eternal love, diamonds are still and will continue to be admired all around the world. While we agree that nothing sparkles quite like a natural gemstone, we are also certain that you will not find a better alternative than CARAT*. Many jewellers have admitted that they have difficulty telling our gems apart from naturals because of their very similar optical characteristics. Normally when compared on the GIA diamond colour scale, our stones have an equivalent D or E colour (D being the very top of the scale).
Champagne

Champagne coloured gems are a wonderful choice if you are looking for something special yet subtle. CARAT* range in colour from Chocolate to light Champagne. Though Champagne CARAT* gems display an understated beauty, they in no way compromise on shine. The subtle hues and rarity of Champagne gems make our Champagne CARAT* gems an attractive choice for a women seeking a modern Fancy coloured gemstone.
Pink Padparadscha

The most sought-after colour of Fancy Sapphires is the rare and beautiful Padparadscha: a pink-orange gem with a distinctive salmon colour reminiscent of a tropical sunset. Pink Padparadschas are ultra-rare and are among the most coveted gems in the world. We have captured the beauty of these natural inspirations with our Pink Padparadscha CARAT* gems which effortlessly emulate their warm and glowing magnificence.

Stone Size

Download, Print & Compare our Diamond Size Guide Download

Download and print our stone size chart to compare all stones available.
Prior to printing, ensure that Page Scaling is set to “None” on your print dialog box.

Ring Size Chart

Inside Diameter
Inches	MM	USA	UK	HK
0.554	14.07	3	F	6
0.562	14.27	3.25	F½	6.5
0.57	14.48	3.50	G	7.25
0.578	14.68	3.75	G½	8
0.586	14.88	4	H	8.5
0.594	15.09	4.25	H½	9
0.602	15.29	4.50	I	9.5
0.61	15.49	4.75	I½	10
0.618	15.7	5	J	11
0.626	15.9	5.25	J½	11.5
0.634	16.1	5.50	K	12
0.642	16.31	5.75	K½	12.5
0.65	16.51	6	L	13
0.658	16.71	6.25	L½	14
0.666	16.92	6.50	M	14.5
0.674	17.12	6.75	M½	15
0.682	17.32	7	N	15.5
0.69	17.53	7.25	N½	16
0.698	17.73	7.50	O	17
0.706	17.93	7.75	O½	17.5
0.714	18.14	8	P	18
0.722	18.34	8.25	P½	18.5
0.73	18.54	8.50	Q	19
0.738	18.75	8.75	Q½	20
0.746	18.95	9	R	20.5
0.754	19.15	9.25	R½	21
0.762	19.35	9.50	S	21.5
0.77	19.56	9.75	S½	22
0.778	19.76	10	T	22.5

Serpentine

Modern Goddess

Inspired by London Hyde Park’s iconic Serpentine lake, snake-like curves gently wrap around the wearer in this elegant, contemporary collection.
Hand-cut Pear and Marquise keystones are featured throughout, allowing for an effortless transition from the desk to after-hours engagements.

Shop the Collection

Key Stone: Marquise

Previously known as the cut of royalty, Marquise stones have a unique shape that particularly suits long, slender fingers. The bezel facet at the point of the stone is eliminated to form what is called a French Tip and yield a more even spread of scintillation along the length of the stone.

55-facets