The Flower of Life motif
The Flower of Life is a pattern of six interlocking circles, recognised as one of the foundational forms of sacred geometry. On these earrings the motif is carried by the brass frame, with a rose quartz stone placed at the centre to anchor the design. The 8 g pair weight remains comfortable on the earlobe even during long wear.
Rose quartz at the centre
Rose quartz is a soft, pale pink stone often associated with gentle affection in gemstone tradition. You can trust that every stone is natural — so the exact shade may vary slightly from one pair to another. The bezel setting prevents the stone from working loose or shifting out of place over time.
Size and wearability
The 2.5 cm round form is well proportioned: visible enough to notice, yet not larger than the earlobe. The fine hand-finish by Indian artisans gives you a sense of an individual piece rather than mass-produced jewellery. The soft tone of rose quartz comes through well with both light and dark hair — in different ways.
Material choices
The frame is brass that is free of nickel, lead and cadmium and meets the European REACH standard, so it can be worn confidently on sensitive skin. The stone is held by a bezel setting rather than glue — a more durable solution. The Indian workshop pays attention to fine finishing, so the engravings show as sharp, clean lines.
Care notes
Rose quartz does not love prolonged moisture, so remove the earrings before bathing. Wipe with a soft cloth and avoid harsh cleaners. Stored in a small pouch, the stone and brass frame will keep their look for many years. With a simple silver- or gold-toned thin necklace, you can put together a coordinated, harmonious set.