A charming pair of insect earrings crafted in 18-carat white gold, their delicately sculpted wings pavé-set with single-cut and 8/8-cut diamonds, while a bezel-set diamond forms the head of each insect. Their lively naturalistic design perfectly embodies the refined elegance and playful creativity characteristic of French jewellery from the 1960s and 1970s.
These earrings are further distinguished by the maker’s lozenge mark of the Parisian workshop BHEVRIER HUOT DIDELOT, a respected manufacturer renowned for the exceptional quality of its craftsmanship. The atelier is notably documented as having produced jewellery for Cartier, including some of the Maison’s celebrated naturalistic animal brooches. In French jewellery, the maker’s mark identifies the workshop legally responsible for the manufacture of the piece, providing an important guarantee of authenticity and preserving the direct link between the jewel and the craftsmen who created it.
The earrings retain their original 18-carat white gold ALPA fittings for pierced ears.
