"Crown Ode" Crown Earrings | Crown Top Zircon and Two-color Glass | Retro Court Drama Style | Ceremony High-End Jewelry

"These earrings are miniature monarchs lost in the folds of history. The top crown gemstone, like a cold moon, hangs suspended above the Gothic spire. The deep green glass flows with the twilight of the dark forest, while the two red glass pieces on either side are the never-stagnant pigeon-blood on the scepter. When you wear them, every inch of light and shadow is reenacting the eternal game of 'power and beauty'." 
▪ Main structure: 33x32mm gold-plated copper base (3.5 micrometer coating, hand-forged aged texture) 
▪ Crown focal point: 2.5mm 5A grade zircon + 8mm deep green glass (Italian Murano kiln-baked process) 
▪ Power horns: 2x10mm scarlet glass 
▪ Base glory:     - 10 pieces of 2mm olive green glass beads (Austrian cutting process, alignment error ≤ 0.3mm)     - 3 square-cut zircon stones (in stepped setting, simulating the royal floor tile array)  
▪ Structure: The ear piercings and ear plugs contain anti-slip silicone pads, suitable for earlobe thickness ranging from 1.5mm to 5mm  
◼ Design Philosophy
"Inspired by the curves of the Art Nouveau movement and the absolutism of Baroque - the sharp lines of the crown symbolize divine royal power, while the flowing texture of the glass implies the fragility behind the power. It is recommended to pair the earrings with a high crown hairstyle, allowing the cold light of the zircon to pierce through the gaps in the hair, recreating the final glory of Marie Antoinette before the guillotine."
◼ Wearing Scenarios
🎭 Opera "Turandot" viewing attire: The earrings and metal embroidered masks form a montage of power  
👑 Secret declaration under the vintage wedding veil: As an alternative to traditional earrings, it showcases the rebellious bride aesthetics  
🖼 Art exhibition opening: Matched with deconstructivist suits, allowing classical symbols to dialogue with modern tailoring  
◼ Power Metaphor
🔮 Symbolic Annotation:  
- Dark green glass: Derived from the material used in the papal ring of the Holy Roman Empire, symbolizing "divine gaze"  
- Scarlet glass double horns: Metaphorizing the "red ball" emblem of the Medici family, the union of capital and art  
- Zircon array: Corresponding to the mosaic floor tiles of the Hagia Sophia Cathedral of the Byzantine Empire