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Diamond Solitaire Earrings 1/5 ct tw 10K Yellow Gold (J/I3) KAY Outlet

Diamond Solitaire Earrings 1/5 ct tw 10K Yellow Gold (J/I3) KAY Outlet

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$324.99last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Diamond Solitaire Earrings 1/5 ct tw 10K Yellow Gold (J/I3) KAY Outlet

These are KAY Outlet's smallest diamond studs: two princess-cut stones totaling 1/5 carat, set in prongs on 10K yellow gold posts with friction backs. The J color and I3 clarity grades put them at the entry end of the diamond scale, which is why they cost far less than a comparable pair in 14K white gold at higher clarity. They are a budget first-diamond or everyday pair, not an heirloom.

Best forFirst diamond studs on a tight budget
Everyday wear where loss is a risk
Teens and young adults
A small gift or second-hole pair
Pros
  • Low price for real, certified-grade diamonds
  • 10K yellow gold posts suit sensitive ears better than plated metal
  • Friction backs are simple and cheap to replace
  • Princess cut gives a square, modern look
  • Small size keeps them comfortable for all-day wear
Cons
  • I3 clarity means visible inclusions to the eye
  • J color shows warmth against white metal or bright light
  • 1/5 ct total is about 0.10 ct per ear, very small
  • 10K gold is only 41.7% gold and wears faster than 14K
  • Friction backs loosen over time and are easy to lose

Diamond Solitaire Earrings 1/5 ct tw 10K Yellow Gold (J/I3) KAY Outlet price history

Lowest price we've seen: $324.99 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on entry-level KAY diamond studs is mixed. Buyers like the price and the square princess shape, but many note the stones look smaller and warmer in person than in photos.

Pros
  • Affordable price for diamond studs
  • Comfortable for daily wear
  • Square princess cut stands out from round studs
Cons
  • Stones appear smaller than expected
  • Visible warmth and inclusions at this grade
  • Backs feel loose on some pairs

Specifications

Stone Shape
Princess-Cut
GIA Color
J
Stone Color
White
Stone Type
Diamond
Gold Karat
10K
Stone Setting
Prong
Width
5.6
Back Type
Friction

Questions and answers

Are 1/5 ct diamond earrings worth it?
Yes if you want real diamonds at the lowest price and accept small, included stones. Skip them if you want sparkle visible from across a room; 1/2 ct or higher is the usual threshold for that.
How big is 1/5 ct total in each ear?
Total weight is 1/5 carat across both earrings, so roughly 0.10 ct per ear. In a princess cut that is about 2.5 to 3 mm across, smaller than a pencil eraser.
What do J color and I3 clarity mean?
J is near the bottom of the near-colorless range, so stones show a faint yellow tint. I3 is the lowest clarity grade, meaning inclusions are visible to the naked eye.
Is 10K gold good for earrings?
It is durable and cheaper than 14K, and it is real gold, so it suits most sensitive ears. It contains less gold (41.7%), so it can tarnish or wear through faster with daily use.
Can I wear them every day?
Yes, but check the friction backs regularly and take them off before showering, swimming or sleeping. Small backs loosen and small stones are easy to lose.
When is the best time to buy?
KAY Outlet discounts diamond studs most around Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and the winter holidays. Compare the listed price against the recent range before buying outside those windows.