18ct Yellow Gold Diamond & Aquamarine Earrings Ballroom Dancing Ballerina

A homage to a literary icon Jane Austen. First instalment in our unique collection of jewellery inspired by the romance, drama and the unique charm of time gone by, all captured in allure of gold with diamond sparkles. 
These 18ct Yellow Gold Diamond & Cabochon cut Aquamarine Earrings feature intricate ballroom dancing design inspired by Jane Austen's classic literature. Made with precision and quality materials, they add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the fashion-forward reader with a love for dancing, ballet and poetry 

Metal 18ct Yellow Gold

Diamond & Gems Carat: 0.60ct 

Diamond Colour: G

Diamond Clarity: VS

Measures: 1.1cm

All customs and delivery charges included in price. 

Explore Our Diamond Guide

To understand the various intricacies that determine the quality, design, size and value of a diamond, we have developed a comprehensive guide for you to not only understand diamonds a little more, but to appreciate their nature even more. 

There are four key elements in grasping the nature of diamonds and those are: Colour, Cut, Carat and Clarity

COLOUR

Diamond colour follows a gradation starting from the letter ‘D’ (Colourless) which is the clearest of whites often known as ‘exceptionally’ white, down to ‘Z’ attributed to Light yellow.

‘D’ and ‘E’ are the purest of white, followed by F,G,H as rare white or white, I to M as slightly tinted, N to R as very yellow light, then S to Z as light yellow.

At Cervin Blanc we offer between D-M, which covers the highest in quality colour gradation

CUT

Diamonds can take many shapes, ranging from the rectangular ‘Ashoka cut’ sporting an elegant and period aesthetic, the perfectly rounded ‘brilliant cut’, the ‘pear cut’ (succeeding in its title’s promise) as a pear shaped diamond followed by a ‘cushion’ cut, ‘oval’ cut and ‘marquise’ cut.

CARAT

A diamonds size and weight are predetermined by its carat, for example, a 0.20ct diamond would be much lighter in weight than a 2.00ct diamond. The higher the carat, the higher the value and premium it becomes.

CLARITY 

Throughout the production of a diamond, natural ‘inclusions’ can occur because of minerals and/or crystals which bind in them that lead to less light refractions through the diamond.

To determine the clarity of a diamond they are grouped with such acronyms as; VVSI1, VVS2, VS1, VS2, SI1, SI2, these six are amongst the highest clarity types diamonds.

VVS1 and VVS2 are near flawlessly clear, VS1/VS2 are flawless to the human eye, and SI1/SI2 are subject to visible inclusions at a 10x magnification. 

At Cervin Blanc we offer jewelleries from SI to VVS quality, promising jewellery of the upper level in value and visual fidelity. We believe it is important to bring impressive diamond and jewellery quality to our customers but with affordability as a forefront.

Explore Our Purposeful Packaging

Part of our sustainability initiative is to reduce waste in luxury packaging and provide our buyers with cases which can be used for years to come. Our packaging come in great colours and various compartments so they can be re-used as travel case or as storage case for various pieces of your jewellery

Switzerland, mainland Europe delivery 7-10 working days
U.K. delivery 3-7 working days
US and rest of the world delivery 10-20 working days
For rings and bespoke items please contact to discuss delivery dates.