.925 Sterling Silver 1/2 Cttw Blue Diamond Halo Stud Earring

Highlights

• Set with 24 round diamonds totaling 0.5 ct across the pair.
• Blue diamonds sit within a white diamond halo in a 4-prong setting.
• Crafted from rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver.
• White diamonds are graded H-I color, I2-I3 clarity.
• Each earring closes with a push back.

Good to Know

• Combines blue and white diamonds totaling 0.5 ct in a single halo design.
• Rhodium plating gives a bright white finish over the sterling silver base.
• Push back closure keeps the earrings simple to put on and take off.
• Rhodium plating over sterling silver will wear thinner over years of use and may eventually need re
• plating.
• White diamonds are graded I2
• I3 clarity, which is lower on the clarity scale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal are the earrings made from?

The earrings are crafted from rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver. The rhodium plating gives a bright white finish over the sterling silver base and helps resist tarnish on the surface.

How many diamonds are set in each earring pair, and what is the total weight?

Each pair holds 24 round diamonds set in a 4-prong halo setting, combining blue diamonds and white diamonds with H-I color and I2-I3 clarity. The total diamond weight across the pair is 0.5 ct.

How do I care for these earrings?

Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to remove any buildup, and keep it away from chlorine and perfume. Store it dry and closed when not in use, since sterling silver darkens over time in air.

What type of closure do these earrings use?

The earrings close with a push back, a simple mechanism that sits at the back of each earring post. This closure type is common for stud earrings and keeps the design low-profile.

How to Care for Your .925 Sterling Silver 1/2 Cttw Blue Diamond Halo Stud Earring

1. Wipe the piece gently with a soft cloth to remove everyday buildup.
2. Keep it away from chlorine and perfume to protect the rhodium plating and silver base.
3. Store the piece dry and closed when not being worn.
4. Avoid polishing compounds or dips, which can thin the rhodium plating over time.
5. Clean around the prong settings carefully to avoid disturbing the diamonds.