Multi-Color Unheated Sapphire and Diamond Chandelier Earrings
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18kt White Gold Multicolor Sapphires and Diamond Halo Chandelier Earrings:
- 63.20ct of unheated fancy-color sapphires (26 stones, oval/mixed cut)
- 9.20ct of round brilliant diamonds
- 72.40ct total carat weight
- 18k white gold
- Sapphire origin: Madagascar and Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
- Certified by C. Dunaigre Consulting (Switzerland), 2017
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Complete Description
A pair of chandelier drop earrings built from 26 unheated fancy-color sapphires set in articulated tiers, with 9.20 carats of round brilliant diamonds adding light between and around the sapphires — 72.40 total carats across both earrings in 18k white gold.
The sapphires include pink, yellow, blue, green, peach, lavender, teal, and gold, arranged in a graduated chandelier design that flexes with movement. Every sapphire is unheated, retaining its natural color profile from when the rough was mined. The set was certified by C. Dunaigre Consulting (Switzerland) in 2017, confirming unheated status, sapphire origin (Madagascar and Sri Lanka/Ceylon), and "Very Good" quality grade.
The matching suite
These earrings are coordinated with our Multi-Color Unheated Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet — both pieces feature the same C. Dunaigre-certified unheated fancy-color sapphires from Madagascar and Sri Lanka, certified together in November 2017, and constructed in 18k white gold. The two pieces can be purchased individually or as a complete coordinated suite.
Why unheated
The vast majority of sapphires in fine jewelry are heat-treated to enhance color saturation — a standard, accepted practice. Unheated sapphires are significantly rarer: they retain their natural color profile without any human enhancement. Sourcing 26 unheated fancy-color sapphires in matched quality across this color range, then matched to a coordinating bracelet set of 55 more, represents an unusual concentration of rare material. The certification is from C. Dunaigre, considered alongside Gübelin, SSEF, and GRS as one of the world's top authorities for colored stone certification.
How they wear
A chandelier drop at this scale and carat weight is event jewelry — black-tie, gala, formal occasions, major social moments. The articulated tiers move and catch light as the wearer turns her head, which is why chandelier earrings have been traditional for evening dressing for centuries. The multi-color sapphires create shifting color stories across the earring as light hits the different stones from different angles.
These earrings are best worn with an open or scoop neckline and pulled-back hair, which keeps the design visible. Coordinated styling: wear with the matching bracelet on one wrist, simple eternity band, no other earrings or competing necklaces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We welcome custom inquiries. If you'd like to explore a different scale, diamond ratio, or design variation, please use the Contact to Inquire button and our team will be happy to discuss options with you.
The vast majority of sapphires in fine jewelry are heat-treated to enhance color saturation. Unheated sapphires retain their color profile entirely from how they formed in the earth, without any treatment. They're significantly rarer and more valuable than heated equivalents, especially in matched multi-color combinations.
The set was certified by C. Dunaigre Consulting in Switzerland on November 13, 2017. C. Dunaigre is considered alongside Gübelin, SSEF, and GRS as one of the world's top gemological laboratories for colored stone certification. The report confirms unheated status, the Madagascar and Sri Lanka (Ceylon) origin, and "Very Good" quality across all 26 sapphires.
Yes — these earrings coordinate with our Multi-Color Unheated Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet. Both pieces feature the same C. Dunaigre-certified unheated fancy-color sapphires from Madagascar and Sri Lanka, certified together in 2017. The two pieces can be purchased individually or as a complete suite.