Tiered Earrings in 950 Silver with Black Onyx and Peridot | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Tiered Earrings with Black Onyx and Peridot: Deep-polished black onyx meets faceted peridot in a tiered composition worked in 950 silver — two natural stones of opposite character brought together in a single, hand-forged design. Onyx’s absolute black serves as a quiet base against which peridot’s vivid green commands the light, a study in contrast built by hand rather than assembled on a line.

Aesthetic Details — Tiered Earrings with Black Onyx and Peridot: The chromatic contrast between onyx’s matte black and peridot’s luminous green makes for a striking visual pairing, especially flattering against warm skin tones. Although each earring belongs to the same pair, the natural stones that compose it carry subtle variations of their own — a quiet reminder that no two pieces of natural stone are ever truly alike. Worn together, the two stones read as a single considered gesture rather than two separate elements competing for attention, a balance that speaks to the hand behind the design as much as to the natural stones themselves.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Tiered Earrings with Black Onyx and Peridot: Hand-forged in Córdoba, Argentina, each pair carries the Rocas & Cristales quality guarantee and ships complimentary to destinations worldwide.

Natural Stone Properties — Tiered Earrings with Black Onyx and Peridot: A black variety of chalcedony, onyx has been carved into seals, cameos, and protective jewelry since Ancient Egypt and classical Rome; hand-selected here from Brazil, it is linked to the Root chakra and to Leo and Capricorn, traditionally valued for strength, discipline, and stability. Peridot, a transparent variety of olivine, is one of the few gems formed deep within the earth’s mantle and occasionally arrives on earth carried inside meteorites. Drawn from Arizona, alongside historic sources in Pakistan and Myanmar, it is linked to the Heart and Solar Plexus chakras and to Leo and Virgo — the ancient Egyptians called it the "gem of the sun" and mined it by night, when they held its green glow shone brightest by torchlight.