These estate diamond frog earrings with fancy yellow diamonds and ebony wood are crafted in 18k white gold, weigh 13.2g and measure 3 inches long, 13mm wide and 9mm deep. Inspired by the late Victorian 'novelty' jewelry with an extensive repertoire of animal motifs combined with the 1920's popular style of pendant earrings, these diamond frog estate earrings of rare and stunning design depict a pair of fabulously detailed clinging frogs, entwined in 'backwater weeds' or 'logs' both of which constitute their habitat. These alluring mounted frogs are pavé-set with 1.53cts of full-cut diamonds graded 'light-brown' to 'fancy yellow' color and SI clarity range. Two pairs of full-cut, collet-mounted tsavorite garnets cumulatively weighing 0.07cts, graded 'vibrant grass-green' color and 'excellent' clarity constitute the frogs' bulging eyes. The naturally inclined 'backwater weeds' consist of 14 custom-cut precision-carved and textured 'dark-brown' ebony wood cumulatively weighing 5.06cts. The elongated pendents entwining the frogs suspend 'en tremblant' from the ear clips, augmenting the glittering effect of pavé-set diamonds. Featuring posts and deployant clasps, these unique and captivating 'novelty' earrings are designed exclusively for pierced ears.

Since ancient times, frogs have been linked in almost all cultures of the world, to the elements of 'water and fertility'. The ancient mythology considers them as 'bringers of rain and thunder' and in the Vedas, the croaking of frogs is said to be a thanksgiving to Heaven for the fertilizing spring rains. Modern Shamanism links the frog to 'earth and water' and its cleansing, healing, and creative powers.

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