Tiffany & Co. Diamond Drop Earrings

Created in the 1990s, these cascade earrings by Tiffany & Co. are set with over 12 carats of round, pear and oval-cut diamonds. Each is designed as a flexible cascade of three diamonds, with a round brilliant-cut diamond top (approximate total weight 2.04 carats) suspending an oval-cut diamond (approximate total weight 3.12 carats), and a pear-cut diamond (approximate total weight 7.13 carats), each pear-cut with a GIA report stating F color, VVS2 clarity or G color, VS1 clarity, mounted in platinum. Radiant and glamorous, these diamond earrings of simple elegance featuring gracefully shaped ovals and pears will remain eternal classics.

Dimensions: 1.125" length
Materials: 2 pear-shape diamonds (total weight 7.13 carats with GIA reports stating VVS1 and VS1 clarity and F and G color grade); 2 oval-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 3.12 carats with VVS2 and VVS clarity and F and H color grade); 2 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 2.04 carats with VVS clarity and G color grade); Platinum
Signed: T & Co PT 950; no. 19545091
Documentation: Accompanied by GIA report no. 1232891617 dated 27 February 2026 stating that the 3.63 carat pear-shaped diamond is G color, VS1 clarity, and GIA report no. 2231891622 dated 2 March 2026 stating that the 3.50 carat pear-shape diamond is F color, VVS2 clarity.

In the 1950s, an "all-white era", jewelers began exploring the interplay of fancy-cut diamonds, allowing their basic shapes and the way their forms interact to suggest new designs. Tiffany & Co., Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, and Harry Winston were as usual at the forefront of innovation in these ultra streamlined diamond and platinum jewels, whose appeal continues today.