Style: These are drop-style earrings (often called danglers) featuring a classic two-part construction: a decorative stud top and a suspended main pendant.
Silhouette: The overall shape is pear-like or teardrop, giving them an elegant and feminine profile that typically flatters the jawline.
Top Motif: The part that sits on the earlobe features a trefoil design (a cluster of three round elements) arranged in a triangle, acting as the stud base.
Centerpiece: The focal point is a striking pear-cut dublet stone in a deep, rich maroon color.
Diamond Accents: Surrounding the maroon center stone is a scalloped halo of round, colorless stones (likely diamonds or diamond simulants).
Halo Detail: Unlike a standard pave halo, these diamonds are set in distinct, individual circular frames, creating a "bubbly" or lace-like texture around the main stone.
Color Palette: The earrings feature a sophisticated contrast. The diamond settings appear to be white gold, platinum, or silver, creating a bright, icy backdrop for the stones

Aesthetic & Occasion
Vibe: The combination of the maroon stone and bright diamonds gives the earrings a regal and luxurious feel.

Usage: These are statement pieces suitable for formal occasions, weddings, or evening wear, designed to catch the light and draw attention.