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ReMARKable Estate Natural Diamond Earrings 14K Gold
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Jewelry · Marks Jewelers

Real diamonds, everyday sparkle

ReMARKable Estate Natural Diamond Earrings 14K Gold

Natural diamond earrings set in 14K gold, for the person who wants a little luxury that goes with jeans.

Deal score 6.9 · Great deal
$1,500.00$2,500.00 Marks Jewelers's regular price

You save $1,000.00 at Marks Jewelers

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Why it's a great deal

  • Marks Jewelers lists its regular price at $2,500.00: 40% off by its own figures
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From Marks Jewelers

  • 100 baguette-cut natural diamonds with H/I color and SI2-I1 clarity
  • 1.00ctw total diamond weight
  • Crafted in 14 Karat Yellow Gold
  • Secure screw back closure
  • Dangle earring style with polished finish
  • Estate piece, often one-of-a-kind, refurbished by master jewelers
Materials
14 Karat Yellow Gold; natural diamonds
Fit
Dangle earrings with screw back closure
Shipping
Free shipping on all orders over the stated minimum

Specs

Closure
Screw Back
Material Color
Yellow

About the ReMARKable Estate Natural Diamond Earrings 14K Gold

These are estate dangle earrings from ReMARKable Designs set with 100 baguette-cut natural diamonds totaling 1.00 carat, graded H/I color and SI2-I1 clarity, in 14K yellow gold with screw backs. The baguette cut gives a step-cut, architectural look rather than the sparkle of round brilliants. The only new price listed is $1,500 at Marks Jewelers as of November 3, 2026, with no other new-price history to compare against.

Best forBuyers who want a step-cut diamond look without round-brilliant pricingShoppers comfortable with estate and one-of-a-kind piecesPeople who prefer screw backs for security on dangle earringsGift buyers looking for yellow gold evening earrings
Pros
  • 100 baguette diamonds for a clean, linear sparkle
  • 1.00 ctw spread across many stones gives visible width
  • 14K yellow gold is durable and low-maintenance
  • Screw backs hold dangle earrings securely
  • Estate pieces are often one-of-a-kind
Cons
  • SI2-I1 clarity means some inclusions may be visible up close
  • H/I color shows slight warmth against white metal or whiter stones
  • Baguette cuts hide less and chip more easily at corners than rounds
  • Estate stock means no second pair if you need a match
  • Only one new-price listing, so no price history to judge the deal

    • Questions and answers

    Is $1,500 a good price for 1 carat of baguette diamonds in 14K gold?
    It is in line with estate baguette earrings at roughly $1,500 per carat total weight in 14K gold. With only one new listing at $1,500 at Marks Jewelers as of November 3, 2026, there is no recent range to compare against, so judge it on the stones you see.
    How do these compare with round brilliant diamond earrings?
    Baguettes give a stepped, mirror-like flash instead of the broad sparkle of rounds, and they usually cost less per carat. Rounds are more forgiving of lower clarity because their facets hide inclusions better.
    Will the SI2-I1 clarity be noticeable?
    In baguettes, inclusions can show as small lines or clouds because the large flat facets do not scatter light the way rounds do. Ask for close-up photos or a video of each stone before buying.
    Are screw backs comfortable for all-day wear?
    Screw backs are secure but slower to put on and take off than push backs. They suit dangle earrings that could catch on hair or clothing, but some wearers find the posts feel long against the ear.
    What comes in the box?
    Expect the earrings and a jewelry box from the seller; estate pieces rarely include original paperwork. Ask whether a gemological report or appraisal is included, since that affects resale and insurance.
    When is the best time to buy?
    Estate pieces are single units, so the price holds until the pair sells rather than following seasonal sales. If you want them, buy when you find them rather than waiting for a discount.