- What do I2 clarity and K color mean for how these look?
- I2 is a low clarity grade, so inclusions can be seen without magnification, and K color is near the warm end of the scale. In person the stones read slightly warm rather than bright white, and the sparkle is less clean than higher-grade diamonds.
- Are princess-cut diamonds durable enough for daily wear?
- Princess cuts have sharp corners that are more exposed than a round brilliant, so they can chip if knocked hard. Four-prong settings protect the corners somewhat, but these are better treated with care than worn during rough activity.
- How do these compare with round diamond studs of the same weight?
- At 1CTW total, round studs usually look smaller face-up but sparkle more evenly and hide inclusions better. Princess cuts face up larger for the weight and give a squarer, more modern look, at the cost of corner fragility.
- Do these come as a matched pair?
- They are sold as a pair of solitaire stud earrings, each set with a princess-cut diamond in 14K white gold. Diamond matching varies in this clarity and color range, so expect slight differences between the two stones.
- What is included with the earrings?
- The earrings come with the manufacturer warranty noted for Morgan's Collection pieces. Ask about the backing type and whether a jewelry box or certificate is included if those matter to you.
- Where is the Morgan Jewelers Princess-Cut Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings in 14K White Gold 1CTW cheapest?
- At Morgan Jewelers, for $1,999.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Morgan Jewelers Princess-Cut Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings in 14K White Gold 1CTW?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Morgan’s Jewelers, Morgan Jewelers.