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Piece of the Week: Hanut Singh’s ‘Tremblant’ Earrings
They’re a modern interpretation of what Marie Antoinette might have worn.

Hanut Singh makes the occasional pendant or ring, but his proven passion is earrings.
The designer, who sells at Roseark, Fred Leighton and just concluded a trunk show with Moda Operandi, is something of a genius in the product category.
Inspired by history, his elaborate works are a modern imagining of what Marie Antoinette might wear, always with a nod to India’s rich jewelry tradition.
These 18-karat gold, pink quartz, pearl, diamond and enamel “tremblant” or "trembling" earrings are a standout of the designer’s new fall offerings.
Priced at $7,800, they’re available via the Haunt Singh website.
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