Sentence examples for earring set from inspiring English sources

Many jewelers have started selling what they call, "a one earring set" for men.

"How much did that earring set you back?" asks Burt, instantly casting Bobby as both dandy and spendthrift.

And in Downtown Brooklyn, Swarovski has unveiled its ninth retail environment in the city, a jewel-box of a space with textured walls featuring reflective white prisms and pretty bijoux, like a vintage crystal pendant necklace and earring set ($165).

The evening begins at 6 with drinks and hors d'oeuvres, with an auction at 7 30 of items including a chance to wear a $500,000 Harry Winston necklace and earring set for an evening.

At its next Hong Kong jewelry sale on May 28, Christie's says top lots will include a necklace, ring and earring set of jadeite cabochon and diamonds, estimated at $2.3 million to $3.5 million, as well as a piece of carved jadeite in the shape of Guanyin, the Buddhist goddess of mercy, that can be worn as a pendant and carries an estimate of $1.9 million to $3.2 million.

So go, my friend, go order your girlfriend a cubic zirconia earring set.

Women should put away those matching necklace and earring sets that make them look dignified, but a bit older, in favor of trendier jewelry.

Among the items on display was a set of large rectangular-shaped earrings made of sapphires diamonds set in titanium (top photo); star-shaped diamond ear clips in titanium and yellow gold; and "tremblant" diamond earrings set in gold in a cascading tree-like shape that enhances the trembling effect.

These additions to PomPom (which was introduced in 2007) include 12 rings, 11 bracelets and 3 earrings set "in a more daring way, one that breaks the rules of traditional fine jewelry," Ms. Morante said.

These additions to Pom Pom — which was introduced in 2007 — include 12 rings, 11 bracelets and 3 earrings set "in a more daring way, one that breaks the rules of traditional fine jewelry," Morante says.

Dainty rings and earrings set with intan (rose-cut diamonds of various quality) gave way to large diamond solitaires, sometimes with eight carats or more, while silver belts and buckles, usually hidden under clothing, were replaced with solid gold ones.