Gold Stud Earrings

They are made in 18-karat gold, 750 hallmark, unless the product page states a different karat. The diamonds are natural and every pair with stones comes with its Celide certification: a certificate with images and full stone specifications, or a card with the name of the piece and its carat weight, depending on the piece.

What a stud is

A stud sits on the lobe without hanging. It is the most comfortable earring for daily wear and the base on which an ear with several piercings is built.

Diamond studs

The classic diamond stud lets more light into the stone. The bezel-set studs and the bezel solitaire studs surround the stone with a gold rim that protects it and prevents snags. There are also oval diamond studs, which look larger at the same weight, and the square diamond earrings. The house standard for brilliant diamonds is F color and VS1 clarity.

Gemstone studs

Emerald in white gold, oval blue topaz, the amethyst jewel of the heart earrings, garnet and pearl.

Shaped studs

Stars, flowers, hearts and crowns, such as the diamond flower studs, the star earrings or the crown earrings.

Mini studs for several piercings

The mini star, heart and flower studs are the natural choice for a second or third piercing, where a larger stud would overload the ear.

How to style them

Go from largest to smallest: the biggest piece in the first piercing and the smaller ones moving up. Studs pair beautifully with gold huggie hoops in the same tone.

Birthstones by month

Studs with a birthstone make a personal birthday or Mother's Day gift. The traditional list runs: garnet in January, amethyst in February, aquamarine in March, diamond in April, emerald in May, pearl or alexandrite in June, ruby in July, peridot in August, sapphire in September, opal or tourmaline in October, topaz or citrine in November, and turquoise, tanzanite or zircon in December.