- Are these real diamonds?
- The listing describes single round brilliant-cut diamonds, about 1.00 carat total, set in 18ct white gold. Ask the seller for a grading report or certificate if you want confirmation of color, clarity and whether the stones are natural or lab-grown.
- How big will they look on the ear?
- Each stone is about 0.50 carat, which is a noticeable but not oversized stud. Because there is no halo, the visible spread is roughly the diameter of the stone itself.
- What is the difference between 1ct total and 1ct each?
- Here 1ct total means the two stones together weigh about 1.00 carat, so each earring is about 0.50 carat. A pair sold as 1ct each would have roughly twice the total weight.
- Are the backs secure enough for daily wear?
- Post and butterfly fittings are standard for studs and fine for everyday use. Check the backs periodically, since butterfly backs can loosen over time, and consider replacing them with screw-backs if you are rough on jewelry.
- Will the white gold stay white?
- 18ct white gold is rhodium-plated for a bright finish, and that plating wears down with wear. A jeweler can re-plate the settings to restore the color.
- Can I wear them in the shower or to bed?
- It is better to remove them first. Soap, shampoo and friction can dull the diamonds and loosen the settings over time.
- Where is the 1ct Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $191.14, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 1ct Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Jewellery Discovery, Amazon, Jared Jewelers.