10K Yellow Gold Oval Cut Green Emerald 5x3 mm and 1/7 Cttw Round Diamond Dangle Earrings

Highlights

• Two natural oval green emeralds, each measuring 3 x 5mm, sit in prong settings.
• 38 round diamonds are set in a pave setting across the pair, totaling 0.164 ct with I-J color and I1-I2 clarity.
• The metal is 10K yellow gold, rhodium plated over gold, giving a bright white surface finish.
• Each earring closes with a push back for wear.
• The emeralds carry an oiled treatment, common for this gemstone.

Good to Know

• The pave-set diamonds and prong-set emeralds combine two stone types in one dangle design.
• The rhodium plating over gold gives a bright white surface finish that resists tarnish.
• The push back closure is simple to use for everyday fastening.
• The diamonds are I1
• I2 clarity, a lower grade that may show visible inclusions.
• The rhodium plating over gold will wear thin over years of use and may eventually need re
• plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the piece made from?

The piece is 10K yellow gold, rhodium plated over gold. The rhodium plating gives the surface a bright white finish while the gold sits underneath.

What gemstones are set in the earrings?

Each earring holds one natural oval green emerald measuring 3 x 5mm in a prong setting, along with round diamonds set in a pave setting. The diamonds total 0.164 ct across both earrings, with I-J color and I1-I2 clarity.

How do the earrings fasten?

The earrings close with a push back, a simple mechanism that sits at the back of the earlobe.

How should the piece be cared for?

Clean the piece gently with a soft cloth and avoid harsh chemicals, which can affect the rhodium plating over time. Store it away from other jewelry to prevent scratching, and avoid polishing compounds or dips that can wear down the plated layer.

How to Care for Your 10K Yellow Gold Oval Cut Green Emerald 5x3 mm and 1/7 Cttw Round Diamond Dangle Earrings

1. Wipe the piece with a soft, dry cloth after wearing to remove oils and residue.
2. Avoid exposing it to household chemicals, chlorine, and perfume, which can affect the rhodium plating.
3. Store it separately in a soft pouch or lined box to prevent scratching against other jewelry.
4. Skip polishing compounds and jewelry dips, which can thin the plated layer over time.
5. Clean with mild soap and water, then dry thoroughly before storing.