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Eco-Chic Diamonds 1.50 CTW Lab-Grown Round Diamond Stud Earrings in 14K White Gold
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Lab-grown sparkle for everyday lobes

Eco-Chic Diamonds 1.50 CTW Lab-Grown Round Diamond Stud Earrings in 14K White Gold

Round lab-grown diamond studs in 14K white gold — the gift that makes her check her ears in every mirror.

Deal score 9.8 · Unreal
$427.00$1,425.00 Eco-Chic Diamonds's regular price

You save $998.00 at Eco-Chic Diamonds

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Why it's a great deal

  • Eco-Chic Diamonds lists its regular price at $1,425.00: 70% off by its own figures
  • A deeper cut than 7 in 10 of this hour's 500 deals
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From Eco-Chic Diamonds

  • 1.50 CTW total weight, 0.75 ct round brilliant lab-grown diamond in each earring
  • Set in 14K white gold
  • Classic 3-prong martini setting for maximum sparkle from every angle
  • Pushback closures for a comfortable, reliable fit
  • Lab-grown, conflict-free diamonds
  • Suitable for everyday wear and special occasions
Materials
14K white gold; lab-grown diamonds (VS-SI1, E/F/G)
Fit
Stud earrings with pushback closures
Guarantee
All diamonds and gemstones are certified or come with a Certificate of Authenticity unless noted in the product description.

Specs

Carat Weight
1.50 CTW

About the Eco-Chic Diamonds 1.50 CTW Lab-Grown Round Diamond Stud Earrings in 14K White Gold

These are a pair of 1.50 CTW lab-grown diamond stud earrings, each holding a 0.75 ct round brilliant stone in a 14K white gold three-prong martini setting with pushback backs. The martini setting lifts the diamond so light reaches it from the sides, which is why studs in this style tend to look brighter than flat settings. At $427 at Eco-Chic Diamonds as of November 3, 2026, this is the only new price listed, so there is no recent range to compare it against. For two three-quarter-carat lab-grown stones in solid 14K gold, that is a mid-market price rather than a bargain.

Best forShoppers who want a diamond look without mined-stone pricingEveryday wear, including work and travelA first pair of diamond studs or a gift under $500Buyers who prefer a four-prong-free, low-profile martini look
Pros
  • Two 0.75 ct round brilliants give real presence at 1.50 CTW total
  • 14K white gold, not plated brass or sterling
  • Martini three-prong setting lets light in from the sides
  • Pushback backs are simple to put on and replace
Lab-grown stones are chemically identical to mined diamonds
Cons
  • Three-prong settings expose more of the girdle than four-prong styles
  • Pushbacks can loosen over years of daily wear
  • Lab-grown diamonds resell for far less than mined stones
  • Only one store lists a new price, so there is little to compare
  • White gold rhodium plating needs re-plating every year or two

Questions and answers

Is $427 a good price for 1.50 CTW lab-grown studs?
It is a fair mid-market price. Comparable 1.50 CTW pairs in 14K gold commonly sell between roughly $350 and $600, so $427 sits in the middle. The single listing at Eco-Chic Diamonds as of November 3, 2026 gives no lower price to beat.
How big do these look on the ear?
Each stone is 0.75 ct, about 5.8 mm across, so the pair reads as noticeable but not oversized. That size suits daily wear and most earlobes without drooping.
Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?
Yes. They are chemically and optically identical to mined diamonds, just grown in a lab. They usually cost less and carry a lower resale value.
Will the three-prong setting hold the stones securely?
Three prongs hold fine when well made, but they cover less of the diamond's edge than four prongs. Check the prongs yearly and avoid snagging them on knitwear.
What comes in the box?
Expect the earring pair and the pushback backs. A certificate or grading report is not listed, so ask the seller before buying if you need one.
When is the price likely to be lowest?
Lab-grown diamond prices have been falling, and jewelry discounts cluster around Black Friday and Valentine's Day. Watch the price history rather than assuming the current $427 is the floor.