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The shape does the heavy lifting here. A geometric crystal point form — angular at the top, tapering to a sharp lower point — faced entirely with turquoise channel inlay divided by fine silver lines. The inlay runs the full face of each earring in a segmented pattern that follows the contour of the setting, keeping the stone surface flush and continuous. At 1.5 inches long and 6.7 grams combined, these wear with presence.


The turquoise is a vivid medium blue with visible natural matrix — the dark veining that runs through the stone and confirms you're looking at real mineral structure rather than a uniform synthetic surface. Channel inlay at this scale requires precise stone cutting and setting to keep everything flush and even, and both earrings hold that standard cleanly.


A note on identification: the turquoise is visually identified with characteristics consistent with natural or stabilized turquoise, and is not independently certified. The silver is stamped STERLING. No maker's mark or origin stamp is present, so these are listed without attribution to any specific maker or tradition.


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Condition:
Very good condition. Inlay fully intact across both earrings with no chips, gaps, or lifting. Posts and butterfly backs functional. Ready to wear.


Why It Stands Out:
The crystal point silhouette is the unusual element — most turquoise inlay earrings work in oval, teardrop, or rectangular formats. This angular pointed form gives the earrings a more architectural, contemporary feel while still working in a traditional inlay technique. The full-face channel coverage with no bare metal visible on the front face makes for a clean, bold presentation. At 1.5 inches these are a genuine statement earring, not an accent piece.


 

I am not a gemologist — materials assessed as noted.

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