1739 Royal Blossom Basic Earrings

To this day, the "Snowball Blossoms" are among the most outstanding decorations of the Meissen manufactory. Created in 1739 at the behest of King August III for his wife Maria Josepha, the porcelain blossoms were reinterpreted as pieces of jewelry almost 300 years later. To this day, MEISSEN sets standards in the combination of precious materials in its jewelry collections. For the "1739 Royal Blossom" collection, the delicate porcelain blossoms are set in contrast to fine 750 yellow gold. Each individual "snowball blossom" is formed by hand, with a white diamond shining as a pistil in a yellow gold setting. The "snowball blossoms" in this pair of earrings can also be worn individually as studs. Also available in white gold and rose gold on request.