Limited Vintage Napier Royalton Collection Purple Swarovski Crystal Clip-On Earrings
An exceptional pair of authentic vintage Napier clip-on earrings from the celebrated Royalton Collection, one of the company’s most prestigious Limited Edition jewellery collections introduced in the autumn of 1991.
Inspired by opulent Baroque jewellery, the Royalton Collection combined richly coloured Swarovski crystals with luxurious gold-tone finishes, creating bold statement pieces that represented Napier’s highest level of fashion jewellery during the early 1990s. Contemporary documentation describes the collection as featuring jewel-tone colours including amethyst, emerald, ruby, sapphire and topaz, presented in antique-inspired gold settings.
This elegant pair features large round amethyst-coloured Swarovski crystals framed by finely twisted rope detailing in polished gold-tone metal. The richly faceted stones display exceptional depth of colour, shifting beautifully between deep violet and plum tones as they catch the light.
The reverse is signed Napier and fitted with the original adjustable screw-back clip mechanism, allowing a secure and comfortable fit for non-pierced ears.
As documented pieces from the Royalton Collection become increasingly sought after by Napier collectors, these earrings offer both timeless elegance and historical significance within the brand’s design history.
Details
- Designer: Napier
- Collection: Royalton Collection
- Edition: Limited Edition
- Year: 1991
- Origin: USA
- Metal: Gold-plated metal
- Stones: Faceted Swarovski crystals
- Colour: Amethyst Purple
- Fastening: Original adjustable screw-back clips
- Signed: Napier
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of careful wear.
Why Collectors Love the Royalton Collection
The Royalton Collection represents one of Napier’s most collectible modern jewellery collections.
Produced as a limited edition in 1991, the collection showcased richly coloured Swarovski crystals, bold sculptural designs and premium gold-plated finishes inspired by Baroque jewellery. Because relatively few Royalton pieces appear on the secondary market compared with standard Napier jewellery, complete examples are increasingly appreciated by collectors.

























