Aurora Grand Baguette & Marquise Drop Earrings in 18K White Gold

Model Number: PJE000624

Two rectangular diamond clusters, one at the lobe and one falling below, with a marquise-cut flower suspended between them — the whole earring linked so it articulates and moves.

The architecture is deliberately symmetrical. Where a cascading drop leads the eye downward and releases it, this one bookends: a geometric cluster above, a geometric cluster below, and an organic burst of marquise stones holding the two apart. It is a structure borrowed from Art Deco jewellery, where step-cut stones and strict symmetry were the whole language.

1.15 ct of natural diamonds in three cuts — baguette, marquise and round brilliant — hand-set in 18K white gold. The most significant piece we make.

Product Details

• Product: Diamond Drop Earrings
• Model Number: PJE000624
• Metal: 18K White Gold
• Diamond: Natural Diamond
• Total Diamond Weight: 1.15 ct
• Diamond Cuts: Baguette, marquise and round brilliant
• Construction: Three articulated sections — rectangular cluster, marquise flower, rectangular cluster
• Clusters: Baguette diamonds in a mosaic arrangement within round-brilliant halos
• Gold Weight: 6.81 g
• Current Price: AED 9,265
• Original Price: AED 18,690

An Architecture, Not a Cascade

The PJE000624 is built as a symmetrical composition rather than a descent.

The upper cluster sits directly against the lobe and does the work of a substantial stud — so the earring reads as significant even seen straight on, before the drop registers at all. The lower cluster, larger, provides the weight and the movement. Between them, a flower of marquise-cut stones breaks the geometry and keeps the piece from reading as merely architectural.

Each section connects to the next through claw-set round diamonds rather than solid joints. That articulation is what makes a drop worth wearing: the earring swings fractionally with every turn of the head, so the stones are never lit the same way twice.

This design appeals to anyone searching for Art Deco or baguette diamond drop earrings in Dubai.

The Rectangular Clusters — Honestly Explained

Both rectangular sections are mosaics of baguette-cut diamonds set side by side, framed by halos of round brilliants. Neither is a single large emerald-cut stone.

This is an illusion or mosaic setting — a long-established technique rather than a shortcut. Every stone is a genuine natural diamond. It exists because single emerald-cut diamonds of that face size would cost many times the price of this entire pair, and because baguettes, with their long parallel facets, are the only cut that assembles convincingly into a continuous surface.

We state it plainly because the alternative is worse. A customer who believes they bought two large emerald-cut diamonds and later discovers otherwise has a legitimate grievance. A customer who knows they bought a skilfully assembled mosaic has something they can explain with some pride — and the setting work in a good illusion cluster is considerably more demanding than setting one stone.

Three Cuts, Each Doing a Job

Baguettes are step-cut: long, parallel facets that throw broad, calm flashes of light rather than scintillation. They form both rectangular clusters.

Round brilliants are cut specifically to return light to the eye as sparkle. They halo both clusters and link the sections together.

Marquise stones are elongated and pointed, the most efficient cut for covering area — a marquise reads larger than a round of the same weight. They form the central flower and provide the only curved shapes in the piece.

The contrast between baguette flash and brilliant sparkle is what stops the clusters merging visually into their halos. Most jewellery uses a single cut. Three requires three different setting approaches within one earring.

Crafted in 18K White Gold

Crafted throughout in 18K white gold with a bright polished finish.

On a piece carrying well over a hundred stones, the metal's job is to disappear. Cool white gold keeps every diamond reading white — warm gold would reflect colour into all of them at once — and the fine settings let the earring read as diamond rather than as mounting.

Designed for the Occasions That Deserve It

The PJE000624 is our most substantial piece of jewellery, and it is built for the evenings that justify it.

Weddings — as bride, as mother of the bride, or as the guest who got it right. Engagement parties, galas, Eid celebrations, milestone anniversaries, and the photographs that outlast all of them.

Why You'll Love It

• Two baguette mosaic clusters with marquise flower between
• 1.15 ct total natural diamond weight — the most in any piece we make
• Three diamond cuts: baguette, marquise and round brilliant
• Fully articulated — moves and catches light as you do
• Upper cluster sits at the lobe, so the earring reads from the front
• Symmetrical Art Deco architecture
• Crafted entirely in 18K white gold
• 6.81 g
• Genuine occasion jewellery, hand-set at our own bench
• Available from Pattern Jewellery in Dubai

Built for Light and Movement

Combining two baguette mosaics with a marquise flower and linking every section so the piece articulates, the PJE000624 is designed around a single observation: diamonds are most beautiful when they move.

Its symmetry, its three cuts and its scale make it the most considered piece of occasion jewellery in our collection.

Discover PJE000624 at Pattern Jewellery — where natural diamonds meet refined 18K gold craftsmanship in Dubai's Gold Souk.

Current Price: AED 9,265 per pair
Was: AED 18,690

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the rectangular stones in these earrings single emerald-cut diamonds?

No. Each rectangular cluster is a mosaic of baguette-cut natural diamonds set side by side within a halo of round brilliants, arranged to read as a single emerald-cut stone. All the diamonds are genuine; the technique is called an illusion or mosaic setting. Pattern Jewellery states this explicitly rather than implying a single large stone.

What is an illusion or mosaic diamond setting?

A setting in which several smaller diamonds — usually baguettes — are arranged closely together to give the appearance of one larger stone. It is a long-established technique that exists because a single stone of equivalent face size would cost many times more. Baguette cuts, with their long parallel facets, are the only cut that assembles convincingly into a continuous surface.

What is a baguette cut diamond?

A rectangular step-cut diamond with long, parallel facets. Unlike a round brilliant, which is cut to scatter light back as sparkle, a baguette produces broad calm flashes. The two are often combined so the contrast is visible.

What is Art Deco style jewellery?

A design language from the 1920s and 30s characterised by strict symmetry, geometric forms and step-cut stones such as baguettes and emerald cuts. These earrings use that vocabulary — two symmetrical rectangular clusters framing a central motif.

How many diamonds are in these earrings?

1.15 ct in total across the pair, in three cuts — baguette, marquise and round brilliant — distributed across two rectangular mosaic clusters and a marquise flower in each earring.

What is the difference between PJE000624 and PJE000626?

Both are articulated diamond drop earrings in 18K white gold using the same three cuts. PJE000626 has two marquise flowers falling to a single rectangular cluster, at 0.96 ct and AED 7,095. PJE000624 is larger and symmetrical — a rectangular cluster at the lobe, a marquise flower, and a second larger rectangular cluster below — at 1.15 ct and AED 9,265.

How much do they cost?

PJE000624 is AED 9,265 per pair, reduced from AED 18,690, including free UAE shipping, complimentary gift packaging and a lifetime warranty.

Where can I buy bridal earrings in Dubai?

Pattern Gold & Diamond Jewellery, Dubai Gold Souk, Deira. Established 2005. Free UAE shipping, or visit the showroom. WhatsApp +971 50 305 6945.