New-season hoop earrings

If, like me, you already own a pair of classic hoops, these designs offer a refreshingly new spin on spring's hottest jewellery trend.

20 January 2017
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  • Arman Sarkisyan Sail boat hoop earrings
    It’s all about the details for Arman Sarkisyan in these Sail Boat hoop earrings ($12,540). Combining oxidised silver with 22 carat gold, the craftsmanship is exquisite, right down to the tiny diamonds tracing the outline of the hull and the twisted silver rigging. 
  • Jane Taylor Cirque Colorful Sapphire Huggies
    These Cirque Colorful Sapphire Huggies in rose gold by Jane Taylor ($1,355) are ideal if you want a pair of petite hoops that hug the ear. What they lack in size they make up for in colour: pink, orange and yellow sapphires, graduated so that one colour flows into the next.
  • Sabine G Wiggly Deflated hoops
    If earrings were like balloons and you could pop them, the result would be these wonderfully witty Wiggly Deflated hoops by Sabine Getty (£6,500). From the Memphis collection, the loops of pink topazes have been designed to resemble a pair of punctured hoop earrings.
  • Alina Abegg Saturnation Hoop earrings
    These space-age Saturnation hoop earrings (£9,000) by newcomer Alina Abegg are set with graduated purple sapphires and South Sea pearls. Buy them on Swoonery.com.
  • Anissa Kermiche Rondeur Perlee Double Chain hoop earring
    I love the double-hoop design of this Rondeur Perlee Double Chain hoop earring (£782) from Parisian jewellery designer Anissa Kermiche. Sold singly, this twist on the classic hoop plays a trick on the eye, with a second hoop seeming to float in space.
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Claire Roberts

CLAIRE ROBERTS

Claire has worked in luxury publishing for 20 years as a magazine editor with a focus on watches and jewellery, so she is an old hand at roaming the Baselworld and Couture Vegas fairs, searching out exquisite things. Claire joined ...

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