Azure Two-Line Sapphire & Diamond Cluster Earrings in 18K White Gold

Model Number: PJE2606

Two concentric lines of natural diamonds ring an oval sapphire of deep, almost midnight blue — the inner set tight against the stone, the outer individually clawed so the prongs lift outward into a crown of points. Roughly thirty diamonds to each earring, all in 18K white gold.

Behind each cluster sits a broad flat disc back rather than a small butterfly, because a cluster this size needs something to hold it upright. It is the part nobody looks at, and it is why earrings carrying real weight still sit square at the end of a long evening.

These are the largest earrings we make, and the only piece in the range where the stone is dark enough to read as depth rather than colour.

Product Details

• Product: Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Stud Earrings
• Model Number: PJE2606
• Metal: 18K White Gold
• Gemstone: Natural Blue Sapphire
• Total Sapphire Weight: 1.66 ct
• Diamond: Natural Diamond
• Total Diamond Weight: 0.78 ct
• Setting: Sapphire in four claws, double diamond halo with outward-projecting prongs
• Fitting: Post with large flat disc support back
• Gold Weight: 3.13 g
• Current Price: AED 7,175
• Original Price: AED 14,410

Two Lines of Diamonds Around a Deep Blue Stone

The PJE2606 is defined by its two-line halo — two concentric rings of diamonds rather than one.

The inner line sits tight against the sapphire, intensifying the colour by contrast. The outer line is individually claw-set, with every prong lifting outward so the cluster closes in a starburst rather than a smooth rim, catching light from the sides as well as from above.

This is the largest cluster in our collection. At roughly 14 mm across it has genuine presence on the ear, and the two-line construction is what gives it that scale without relying on a single oversized stone.

A Word About the Sapphire

There are two kinds of blue sapphire, and most people only know about one.

The famous kind is bright — cornflower, periwinkle, the blue of a postcard sky. The other kind is dense: deep, inky, closer to midnight than daylight, with the colour sitting so far inside the stone that from across a room it can read almost black. Then light catches it and the whole thing opens up.

This is the second kind, and we would rather say so plainly than let you discover it when the box opens. It is the sapphire of Victorian jewellery and Edwardian engagement rings, and plenty of people prefer it.

Crafted in 18K White Gold

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

Cool white metal is the correct frame for a dark sapphire: it holds the stone as blue rather than warming it toward purple, and provides maximum contrast so the colour reads against the brightness of the diamonds.

The Part Nobody Photographs

Most studs come with a small butterfly back — two loops of wire that pinch the post. They work on a light earring. Put real weight in front of them and the cluster tips forward, the lobe gives way slightly, and by evening the earring points at the floor.

These have a broad flat disc back instead: more surface against the lobe, more support, nothing to tip. It costs a little more gold and nobody ever notices it, which is rather the point.

Why You'll Love It

• 1.66 ct natural blue sapphire across the pair
• Two-line double halo of natural diamonds
• 0.78 ct total natural diamond weight
• Approximately thirty diamonds per earring
• Broad flat disc backs for support
• Approximately 14 mm cluster — the largest we make
• Outward-set outer halo for light from every angle
• 3.13 g in 18K white gold
• Completes the Azure three-piece set
• Available from Pattern Jewellery in Dubai

Depth Rather Than Glitter

Combining a deep blue sapphire with two concentric lines of natural diamonds, the PJE2606 is the statement piece of our coloured-stone collection.

Its scale, its layered halo and the quiet engineering of its findings make it a pair designed to be worn for a long evening and still look right at the end of it.

Discover PJE2606 at Pattern Jewellery — where natural diamonds and vibrant gemstones meet refined 18K gold craftsmanship.

Current Price: AED 7,175 per pair
Was: AED 14,410

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the two kinds of blue sapphire?

Broadly, bright and dark. Bright sapphires are cornflower or periwinkle blue, light enough to read as colour from a distance. Dark sapphires are dense and inky, closer to midnight blue, with the colour sitting deep inside the stone so they can appear almost black until light catches them. Both are natural sapphire; they are different preferences rather than different qualities. PJE2606 uses the deeper kind.

How large are these earrings?

The cluster measures approximately 14 mm across — the largest in Pattern Jewellery's range. Each earring holds roughly thirty diamonds across two concentric halos, with 1.66 ct of sapphire and 0.78 ct of diamond across the pair.

Why do heavy stud earrings droop, and how is that prevented?

Standard butterfly backs are two loops of wire that pinch the post. With weight in front of them, the earring gradually tips forward as the lobe gives way. A broad flat disc back provides far more surface area against the back of the lobe, supporting the earring and holding it upright. PJE2606 uses disc backs for exactly this reason.

How much do they cost?

PJE2606 is AED 7,175 per pair, reduced from AED 14,410, including free UAE shipping, complimentary gift packaging and a lifetime warranty.

Is there a matching set?

Yes. These earrings complete the Azure collection alongside the ring (PJR4380) and pendant (PJP3853), all in 18K white gold with the same double-halo cluster. The complete three-piece set is AED 11,965.

Where can I buy these in Dubai?

Pattern Gold & Diamond Jewellery, Dubai Gold Souk, Deira. Established 2005. A dark sapphire is genuinely worth seeing under good light before buying — visit the showroom, or order online with free UAE shipping. WhatsApp +971 50 305 6945.