The D'Orlan Cœur Entrelacé Lisse Earrings

The D'Orlan Cœur Entrelacé Lisse Earrings

Archive Collection

A charming and sophisticated example of late-1980s romantic minimalism, The D'Orlan Cœur Entrelacé Lisse Earrings arrive in immaculate deadstock archival condition. Beautifully preserved on their original cream velvet display card carrying the signature gilded "Bijoux D'ORLAN Paris" branding tab, this rare pair reinterprets the classic heart icon through a lens of fluid, abstract architecture.

Each button earring features a highly stylized, dual-lobed heart shape that appears gently intertwined (entrelacé). Moving away from traditional, flat heart designs, this piece is built with a heavy, multi-dimensional contour. Two smoothly domed, fluid metallic ribbons sweep together to form a seamless, abstract crest with a subtle central fold. Because the finish is buffed to a flawless, liquid mirror-shine, the undulating surface plays beautifully with light, casting clean golden gleams and deep architectural shadows close to the face. Its unadorned design makes it an incredibly versatile statement, bridging the gap between tailored daywear and timeless evening elegance.

As an authentic deadstock treasure from the peak collaboration era of D'Orlan and Nina Ricci manufacturing, these earrings exhibit the exceptional casting weight, crisp edge definition, and signature premium triple-layered 22kt gold-plating depth defining the brand's luxury vintage legacy.

Features

• Brand & Provenance: Authentic vintage D'Orlan, complete with its original branded velvet display card and metallic Paris logo accent.

• Materials: Premium triple-layered 22kt gold-plating over a heavy-weight, highly durable jewelry base metal framework.

• Design Details: High-polished, abstract heart button studs featuring a smoothly domed, fluidly contoured dual-ribbon silhouette.

• Fit: Engineered with a secure, optimally tensioned archival clip-on mechanism designed to keep the dimensional, high-profile shape perfectly stable and comfortably flush against the earlobe.