Christian Dior Triangular Faux Pearl Clip Earrings

Brand: Christian Dior
Period / Year: 1980s
Style: Glamorous and elegant with a distinctive 1980s look. These statement earrings combine rich materials, striking shapes and a classic luxury that is typical of vintage Dior. Perfect for formal occasions, chic evening looks or as a showpiece with a minimalist outfit.
Materials: Gilt metal alloy, richly finished in gold tone. Fully set with sparkling, clear rhinestones. At the centre sits an oval cabochon faux pearl with a subtle lustre, framed by gold-tone details. Rectangular baguette rhinestone elements are added at the base for extra sparkle and contrast.
Stones: Clear rhinestones throughout, a central cream-white faux pearl, and baguette-cut rhinestone accents.
Design: A triangular, rounded design with a central oval pearl. The surface is fully pavé-set with rhinestones for maximum sparkle. The combination of rounded and angular elements gives the design a striking yet balanced appearance.
Clasp: Clip fastening, comfortable and secure – ideal for both pierced and unpierced ears.
Dimensions: Height approx. 2.7 cm, width approx. 2.5 cm
Signed: Yes, marked on the back with “Chr. Dior ©”

Christian Dior was an influential French fashion designer, renowned for his elegant and innovative designs. Alongside his famous haute couture, costume jewellery played an important role in his fashion house.

Dior understood that accessories were an essential part of the overall look of an outfit. He introduced costume jewellery to complement and enhance his clothing.

Dior's costume jewellery was often lavish and detailed. It was characterised by the use of faux pearls, crystals and gilt metals. The designs were often inspired by nature, featuring floral motifs and organic shapes.

Dior's costume jewellery employed various techniques such as gilding, enamelling and crystal setting. These techniques contributed to the luxurious appearance of the jewellery.

Dior collaborated with talented jewellery designers such as Mitchel Maer and Robert Goossens. These collaborations resulted in iconic pieces that were both innovative and timeless.