Earrings Hermes

Timeless earrings, iconic designs

Ear studs, creoles or dangling earrings, the House of Hermès works rose gold to offer jewelry that is all elegance, finesse and femininity. Without ever denying itself, on the contrary, it draws inspiration from the motifs that have made its success for a century. Hermès earrings are thus adorned with the stamp found on the touret clasp of the Kelly bag or the anchor chain, an iconic object since 1937. In 750/1000 white gold set with diamonds, the stick ring becomes an ear stud, graphic and pure, when the pink gold chain becomes more "punk". A jewelry designer for Hermès since the 1990s, Pierre Hardy lets his imagination and creativity sail with the seasons to bring forth exceptional jewelry in the Pantin workshops. If we had to choose just one, the earring model that perfectly represents the brand and its chic and sporty image would be Farandole, earrings with their chain and link in 925/1000 silver. A model sold 490€ in new condition. The codes of the House of Hermes are indeed declined in series of earrings in silver 925/1000. Sometimes the metal is combined with vermeil for a touch of originality. Classic in its gold stud version, the stick ring returns here in a Creole variation with a diameter of 4.1 cm. This is Hermès' expertise, tirelessly revisiting emblematic objects, recreating them from shapes that are recognizable at first glance.

The equestrian world of leather earrings

The Hermès heritage is, of course, the equestrian universe, the House's primary profession when it was founded in 1837. Thierry Hermès was indeed an artisan saddler and harness maker. The initial know-how is the work of a noble material, leather. So it's no surprise that Hermès has always presented jewelry that directly refers to man's best friend and is made partly of leather, including earrings. Shaped like a stirrup under the name Héritage équestre, honoring the iconic padlock of the first strap bag, they are a true homage to the founding fathers, Thierry Hermès and his son Emile-Charles. And because luxury is in the details, Hermès goes so far as to adorn its jewelry with a saddle nail on the back of the buckles. Rose gold and black Swift calf leather, yellow gold and gold or orange Hermès leather, white gold with a palladium finish and pink mexico leather... The mix of materials and tones, the play of volumes, allows each of us to adopt a pair of Hermès earrings, to keep a wise look or to offer a touch of eccentricity.