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Piece of the Week: Ana Katarina’s ‘Bitches Brew’ Earrings
Just in time for Friday the 13th, these earrings are perfect for bringing out one’s dark side.

Superstitious? Ward off any Friday the 13th spookiness with a glamorous piece of jewelry or accentuate your dark side with jewels as fierce as they are elegant, like these Ana Katarina “Bitches Brew” earrings.
As the style name implies, these baubles are a little witchy courtesy of the designer’s signature inverted diamond detailing but plenty of fun with the creative incorporation of ebony.
The earrings are rendered in 18-karat yellow gold and ebony with 0.6 carats of round brilliant-cut diamonds and 0.4 carats of rose-cut diamonds.
They retail for $13,270 at Stanley Korshak. And to be extra beguiling, check out their ebony ring counterpart.
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