These earrings are 18-carat white gold studs, finely crafted in a classic and refined style. Each one is centered on a round emerald-type stone, precisely set in a firmly secured mounting. The stone displays a deep green hue, with visible inclusions, characteristic of natural, untreated emeralds.

Around each central stone, a halo of small, brilliant-cut round cubic zircons is arranged in a floral pattern. This composition creates a striking contrast between the brilliance of the zircons and the depth of the emerald, while adding extra sparkle. The regular and symmetrical arrangement of the stones indicates careful execution and true precision work.

The metal is white gold with a polished finish, perfectly suited to enhance the cool tones and reflections of the stones. It is observed that the post on the back of the setting has a golden hue, which may indicate the use of yellow gold for the post, a common practice in certain jewelry dating from the 1960s to 1980s, to reinforce the structure.

The ensemble presents a traditional aesthetic, highly representative of jewelry from the second half of the 20th century, with a rosette structure around the emerald. This type of composition was frequently chosen for jewelry intended for wear at formal events or passed down as valuable family pieces. This style also continues to inspire current creations in so-called classic collections.