14K Gold 1 3/8 Cttw Diamond Cluster and Double Halo Stud Earring (G-H Color, SI1-SI2 Clarity)

Highlights

• The piece is set with 139 round diamonds totaling 1 3/8 ct across a cluster and double halo design.
• The diamonds are graded G-H color and SI1-SI2 clarity, natural and untreated.
• The metal is 14K white gold, rhodium plated over gold, for a bright white finish.
• Each diamond sits in a prong setting, leaving the stone open to light from the sides.
• The earrings close with a push back.

Good to Know

• Total diamond weight of 1 3/8 ct across 139 round diamonds gives the earrings substantial sparkle for stud earrings.
• Rhodium plated over gold gives the piece a bright white finish that resists tarnish.
• Prong settings leave each diamond open at the sides, letting light reach the stones from multiple angles.
• Rhodium plating over gold will wear thin over years of wear and may eventually need re
• plating by a jeweler.
• SI2 clarity means the diamonds may include inclusions visible under magnification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal are the earrings made from?

The earrings are 14K white gold, rhodium plated over gold. This gives the piece a bright white finish over the gold underneath.

How many diamonds are set in the piece, and what is the total weight?

The piece holds 139 round diamonds set in a cluster and double halo design, totaling 1 3/8 ct. The diamonds are graded G-H color and SI1-SI2 clarity, and are natural and untreated.

How do the earrings close?

Each earring closes with a push back, a standard closure style for stud earrings that holds the earring in place against the earlobe.

Are the diamonds natural or lab-grown?

The diamonds in the piece are natural, not lab-grown. They are also untreated, meaning no color or clarity treatment has been applied to them.

How to Care for Your 14K Gold 1 3/8 Cttw Diamond Cluster and Double Halo Stud Earring (G-H Color, SI1-SI2 Clarity)

1. Clean the piece with warm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth to remove oils and buildup.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and jewelry dips, which can thin the rhodium plating.
3. Store the piece in a soft pouch or lined box away from other jewelry to prevent scratching.
4. Remove the piece before swimming, showering, or applying lotions and perfumes.
5. Wipe the diamonds gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear to keep the facets clear.