Lepage Eléanor earrings in white gold and diamonds

The essentials

• Earrings in 18k white gold
• Average weight of gold, for the pair: 2,10 gr for the diameter 5x4 mm and 2,40 gr for the diameter 6x4 mm
• Stones of center, by stone : oval cut diamond of approximately 0,3 carat for the diameter 5x4 mm, and of approximately 0,4 carat for the diameter 6x4 mm
• Brilliant diamonds, for the pair: 28 diamonds of about 0.14 carat for the 5x4 mm diameter; 32 diamonds of about 0.16 carat for the 6x4 mm diameter
• Diamonds of at least F SI quality
• Alpa clasp

The Eleanor white gold and diamond earrings

Created by Maison Lepage, the Eléanor earrings in 18k white gold and diamonds join our Coquette collection, and their brilliance already makes them a must have!

For the record

In the 9th century, the Oïl languages were regional Romance languages spoken in the northern half of France, in the south of Belgium, in French-speaking Switzerland and in the Channel Islands. This is where the first name Eleanor comes from, a translation of Eleanor. Eleanor of Aquitaine was Queen of France in the 12th century, married to Louis VII, before becoming Queen of England and wife of Henry II. She is an important woman in the history of France, who played an important role in maintaining good relations between the kingdoms of France and England.

Jeweller's word

Earrings are a classic of jewelry, which we revisit with these Eleanor earrings. Our Coquette collection is inspired by women who have marked their era with their beauty and personality, and we pay tribute to them through jewelry of great finesse. In the image of these women, embodied by the central stones of our creations, the jewels that set our creations are accompanied by precious stones that highlight them and enhance their brilliance!