| 18 karat white and yellow gold
|Claw set articulating angled pink sapphire, blue sapphire, green, yellow and white diamond.
|Drop earring
|Stamped OJ 750.
|Two diamonds totaling 0.72ct
|Two white diamonds totaling 0.40ct,
|Two purple sapphires totaling 1.80ct
|Two oval sapphires totaling 0.85ct

As sapphire context, GIA’s sapphire quality guide explains that sapphires appear in many colours, while non-blue sapphires are known as fancy sapphires. Therefore, Raqs feels especially expressive because it combines blue and pink sapphire colour within one design.

GIA also notes that colour has the greatest influence on sapphire value. This supports the appeal of these sapphire drop earrings, because the design is led by colour contrast, gemstone placement, and visual rhythm.

For diamond context, GIA’s 4Cs guide explains that colour, clarity, cut, and carat weight define diamond quality. As a result, the diamond accents in Raqs add recognised brilliance while keeping the sapphire colour central.

Also, Natural Diamonds’ diamond earrings guide supports drop and dangle earrings as styles that create movement and sparkle with every turn. This suits Raqs, because the asymmetric drop design is made to move with the wearer.

Within Ojamie’s collection, Raqs belongs naturally beside Asymmetria and sapphire jewellery. Therefore, it suits someone drawn to coloured sapphires, asymmetric design, and jewellery with a sense of motion.