- Are these real diamonds or simulants?
- They are diamond solitaire studs set in sterling silver. The listing does not state a carat weight or clarity grade, so ask for the stone's specifications before buying if those matter to you.
- Will sterling silver irritate sensitive ears?
- Sterling silver is fine for most people, but it contains copper and some wearers with metal allergies react to it. If you know you react to silver alloys, choose nickel-free white gold instead.
- How do these compare with bezel-set diamond studs?
- Prong settings like these show more of the diamond and let more light in, so they sparkle more. Bezel settings cover the stone's edge and protect it better, which suits active wearers.
- Can I wear them every day?
- Yes. The stud style is small and low-profile, so it works for daily wear. Take them off before swimming, showering or exercising to slow tarnish and avoid knocking the prongs.
- What should I check when they arrive?
- Look at the prongs to confirm each one grips the stone, and check that the backs fit snugly. Compare the two stones side by side for matching color and sparkle.
- Where is the Imperial Round Cut Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver cheapest?
- At JCPenney, for $39.99, 73% off, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Imperial Round Cut Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver?
- Buyers like: Beautiful, exquisite earrings; Long-awaited diamond studs; Rated 5 out of 5 for value.