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Yellow gold doorknocker earrings with red ruby top and blue sapphire bottom, post backs
Ruby-and-sapphire doorknocker earrings on model, yellow gold red top and blue bottom
Yellow gold doorknocker earrings with red ruby top and blue sapphire bottom, curved loop
Yellow gold doorknocker earrings with red ruby top and blue sapphire bottom, post backs
Ruby-and-sapphire doorknocker earrings on model, yellow gold red top and blue bottom
Yellow gold doorknocker earrings with red ruby top and blue sapphire bottom, curved loop

C. 1980 Vintage 1.20 ct. t.w. Sapphire and 1.00 ct. t.w. Ruby Doorknocker Earrings in 18kt Yellow Gold

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$6,095

$4,285
C. 1980. A perfect preservation of quintessential '80s style, these posh Estate collection doorknocker earrings celebrate the look of bold g…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

A Storied Heritage

September sapphire carries an old celestial history. In the ancient Persian empire, rulers believed the sky was blue because it reflected a giant sapphire supporting the earth. That myth explains the stone's lasting ties to heaven, divine favor, and celestial authority.

Style Notes

Door Knocker earrings function as statement pieces because of proportion. Their architectural scale, circular geometry, and movement create a visual command that smaller formats cannot match.

Stone Story

Ruby and sapphire are the same mineral, corundum, with ruby the name reserved exclusively for the red variety, its color produced by chromium. All other gem-quality corundum, across every color including blue, pink, yellow, and colorless, is sapphire.

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