What changes across these earrings is scale and mounting, not the design itself. The smallest version in this half of the range sits closest to the lobe, barely announcing itself as a simple stud. Moving up in presence, the Cassandre Pendant Hoop Earrings hang the same monogram from a hoop, trading stillness for movement. At the far end, the Cassandre Threader Earrings pull a fine chain through the ear for the most delicate version of the mark, while a plain hoop drops the monogram altogether. Seeing one graphic worked at this many scales makes clear the logo is well drawn enough to shrink without losing itself.

Beyond scale, this half of the range plays with how much the earring actually moves. The Cassandre Tassel Earrings add fringe below the logo, the most dramatic piece here and the only one built for evening. The Cassandre Duo Link Earrings connect two elements so they articulate as you walk, giving a stud-level piece some of that same movement. A separate pair spells out the full historic wordmark instead of the interlocking monogram, a different and less common branding choice, while the plainest style in the group carries no logo at all.

Logo jewellery is easy to get wrong and this range mostly avoids the trap, because the Cassandre is a genuinely well designed piece of lettering rather than a name in a typeface. The Small Cassandre is the piece to own and the one that works with everything. The Pendant Hoop is the best balance of presence and wearability. The Tassel is the most striking and the most occasion-specific. The plain hoops are the most useful and the least interesting to write about. If you take one thing away, it is that a metal logo at ear level catches light and draws the eye upward, which does more for a face than the same logo on a bag ever will.