Sterling Silver Pear Cut Amethyst and Diamond Accent Teardrop Stud Earrings

Highlights

• Each earring features a pear cut natural amethyst held in a prong setting.
• Sixteen round diamonds across the pair are pave-set around the amethysts, totaling 0.048 ct.
• The diamonds are natural, I-J color, I1-I2 clarity, with a Good cut and no treatment.
• The mounting is rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver.
• Each earring closes with a push back.

Good to Know

• The pear cut natural amethyst gives each earring a distinct teardrop shape and purple color.
• Sixteen natural diamonds in a pave setting add sparkle across the mounting.
• The push back closure is a simple, familiar fitting for stud earrings.
• The rhodium plating sits over sterling silver rather than being solid precious metal throughout, and plating can wear through over time.
• The diamonds are rated I1
• I2 clarity, which is lower on the clarity scale than eye
• clean grades.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal are the earrings made from?

The earrings are made from rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver, which gives a bright white, reflective finish. The plating sits over a sterling silver base, and the diamonds and amethyst are set into this same metal.

What stones are set into the earrings, and how are they held?

Each earring features a pear cut natural amethyst held in a prong setting, surrounded by round diamonds in a pave setting. The diamonds total 0.048 ct across the piece, with I-J color and I1-I2 clarity.

How do the earrings close, and are they easy to put on?

Each earring closes with a push back, a simple friction fitting that goes on and off directly through the ear.

How should the earrings be cared for?

Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to keep the rhodium plated finish and diamonds clear, and avoid polishing compounds or dips that could thin the plating. Store it dry and closed when not being worn to help keep it looking its best.

How to Care for Your Sterling Silver Pear Cut Amethyst and Diamond Accent Teardrop Stud Earrings

1. Wipe the piece gently with a soft cloth after wearing to remove oils and keep the rhodium plated finish bright.
2. Avoid polishing compounds or jewelry dips, as they can thin the rhodium plating over time.
3. Keep the piece away from chlorine and perfume to protect the plated finish.
4. Store the piece dry and closed, away from other jewelry, when not being worn.
5. Clean the diamonds with a soft cloth to keep their facets clear, since diamond holds a polish well through daily wear.