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Marquise Shape Earrings in Sterling Silver
Marquise shape earrings draw attention upward with their pointed ends and curved center. This cut originated in 18th-century France, designed to maximize carat weight while creating length. Our collection of 909 marquise earrings pairs this classic shape with natural stones set in .925 sterling silver. Prices range from $436 to $21,856, with options in turquoise, amethyst, labradorite, and dozens of other genuine minerals. Each stone carries its own color variations and natural inclusions.
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Why the Marquise Cut Works for Natural Gemstones
The marquise cut works well for gemstones because of its shallow pavilion and elongated table. Light enters at multiple angles, which brings out the natural color saturation in stones like lapis lazuli, malachite, and fire opal. The tapered points create visual length on the earlobe, making this shape a practical choice for those who want their jewelry to have presence without excessive weight. Our marquise earrings come in post, dangle, and hook styles. The settings use .925 sterling silver, which holds gemstones secure while resisting the tarnish that affects lower-grade metals. Many pieces feature stones sourced from specific regions: Baltic amber, Kingman turquoise, Brazilian citrine. We include stone origin information where verified. SilverRush Style has shipped from the US since 2005. Orders include free domestic shipping, and our inventory updates as pieces sell. Browse by stone type or price to narrow down from the full collection of over 900 pairs.Frequently Asked Questions
What is a marquise shape in jewelry?
A marquise shape is an elongated oval with pointed ends at both sides. The cut originated in France around 1745 and maximizes surface area relative to carat weight, making gemstones appear larger.
Do marquise earrings suit all face shapes?
The vertical orientation of marquise earrings creates a lengthening effect, which works well for round and square face shapes. Those with longer faces may prefer horizontal settings or smaller stones.
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