- Is 1/4 carat total big enough for everyday studs?
- Yes for a subtle look. Each earring holds about 1/8 carat, roughly 3 mm across, so the stones sit close to the lobe and read as small sparkle rather than a statement.
- Will the I2 clarity and HI color be noticeable?
- At this size, color is hard to judge without a side-by-side, but I2 inclusions can be seen at close range in a princess cut, which shows flaws more than a round brilliant. Expect a warm white stone, not a colorless one.
- Are these real diamonds and real gold?
- Yes. The listing specifies 14K yellow gold and two genuine princess-cut diamonds, made in the United States.
- What kind of back do they have?
- Post backs with friction or screw-style nuts, the standard for studs. They are not leverbacks, so check the nuts are tight before wearing.
- Is $380 a good price?
- Only one new price is tracked, $380 at Belk as of November 4, 2026, so there is no recent range to judge against. Compare against other 14K 1/4-carat princess studs before buying.
- What comes in the box?
- The earrings and their backs. The listing does not mention a gift box or certificate, so ask the store if you need one for gifting.
- Where is the 14K Gold tw Princess-Cut Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings cheapest?
- At Belk, for $380.00, as of our latest check.
