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Your Baby can have their Ears Pierced
with Real Diamonds.
Here are your options: Choose from 14k or 18k white or yellow gold,
as well as platinum. Select smooth or threaded posts. Explore a variety of petite and elegantly mid diamonds.
There's nothing quite like the thrill of wearing genuine diamonds.
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The petite package starts at $383+.
Get a complimentary pair of bonus backs with any purchase of diamond earrings!
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Diamond Earring Quality Features Include:
Special Mid-Length Sized,
Smooth or Threaded Posts for Added Security.
Petite 0.03 (2mm) to 1/4 ctw (4mm)
Elegant Classic Rounds, Lowest Profile Prong or Bezel Set.
Lowest Profile, Crown Settings
Our unique 3mm Low Profile Setting.
These exceptional Low Profile Settings significantly minimize the height and bulk typically associated with regular diamond earrings. While ensuring the stability and security of your gemstones,
our Low Profile Settings are lightweight and feature a sleek, wide, open contour around the diamond, maximizing its brilliance and sparkle. Available in 18kt yellow and platinum.
Introduction to Diamond Terms
The 4 C's, as they're known:
Cut, Clarity, Carat and Color.
Learn the Basic Descriptions about Diamonds.
The Cut of a: Among the 4 C's of diamond ratings, is deemed the most essential.
The diamond's sparkle and brilliance are determined by its Cut, which encompasses more than just shape. Cut pertains not only to the diamond's form but also to its proportions, symmetry, and polish. Two key aspects define Cut quality: reflective power and proportion. The finest-cut diamonds reflect the light, resulting in the brightest and most brilliant stones.
Better proportions lead to superior light reflection,
with the most spectacular and expensive diamonds exhibiting near-perfect proportions.
Diamonds generally in three primary styles: 1. Brilliant-Cut Diamonds possess multiple facets that enhance light reflection, maximizing brilliance. This category includes shapes round, oval, pear, heart, and marquise
2. Step-Cut Diamonds have facets arranged in a step-like manner, typically featuring four sides and a rectangular shape, such as Emerald-Cut and Baguette.
3. Mixed-Cut Diamonds incorporate elements from both brilliant step cuts,
with the princess-cut being a example, alongside the resurgent cushion-cut.
Among diamond shapes, the round brilliant cut is the top choice for studs, boasting 58 facets for optimal sparkle If you're exploring different cuts, consider the Princess, Emerald, and Ascher shapes,
though Round Brilliant Diamonds remain the most favored.
Diamond Color The body color of a diamond, ranging from colorless to yellow, is assessed using a grading system developed by the Gemological Institute of America's color scale. Similar to the other 4Cs, color is subjective and based on personal taste.
Some individuals may be drawn to colorless diamonds for their stunning purity and brilliance, while others might slightly yellow diamonds for a warmer appearance.
**Color Rating** Diamonds are rated on a color scale from D to Z.
Diamonds graded D, E, and F are considered the highest quality. G, H, I, J
Diamonds can exhibit captivating brilliance, making it nearly impossible
for the untrained eye to detect differences in color shades. Y
our diamond purchase will come with a rating card.
The color of a diamond is influenced by its chemistry, as diamonds are composed of carbon.
During their formation, other natural elements can be absorbed,
leading to a chemical reaction that alters their color.
For example, nitrogen can create yellow diamonds,
while boron results in blue diamonds While a diamond's color remains constant,
its appearance change depending on its setting.
A light yellow diamond may appear whiter in a yellow gold setting,
whereas platinum and white gold settings can highlight the yellow tones.
Additionally, a colorless diamond set in yellow gold may reflect a yellow hue from the setting.
Diamond Weight in Carats
A carat is a unit of measure for Diamond weight
and is evaluated on a point system.
One carat is equivalent to 100 points; a half-carat Diamond is 50 points and so on.
One carat also equals 200 milligrams,142 carats equal one ounce.
Although Diamonds come in many weights,
one-carat Diamonds are found in nature less often than smaller Diamonds
and are therefore much more expensive.
For this reason,
a one-carat Diamond costs far more than two half-carat Diamonds
of the same cut,color and clarity.
Diamond Knowledge Larger diamonds, being rarer than their smaller counterparts, are not priced in direct proportion. For instance, a two-carat diamond will be significantly more expensive than two one-carat diamonds of the same quality due to its rarity. Diamonds are also available in 1/4-carat increments.
In jewelry pieces featuring multiple diamonds, the combined weight of the stones
is typically referred to as Total Carat Weight (TCW) or total weight (TW).
Clarity Clarity pertains to the imperfections found in a diamond.
The clarity rating assesses the size, quantity, and location of these imperfections, commonly known as "inclusions."
Some diamonds have minimal or no visible flaws,
often only detectable under magnification, while others exhibit numerous flaws that can be seen without it.
Many inclusions are hard to spot with the naked eye,
but a magnifying tool called a loupe can help examine them more closely.
These inclusions contribute to the uniqueness of each diamond.
Diamonds with fewer flaws tend to be more valuable,
while completely flawless diamonds are exceptionally rare and expensive. Nevertheless,
diamonds with inclusions and blemishes can still be remarkably beautiful,
particularly when they possess good color and cut.
The Decision is Yours.
Diamond Stud Earrings are a timeless option when selecting earrings for yourself
or as a gift for someone special. Diamond earrings complement various outfits,
and many wearers find themselves keeping their diamond studs on regularly.
When choosing diamond stud earrings,
the ideal size of the diamonds is determined by several factors,
including personal preference. Our Petite and Mid-Sized Diamond Earrings are typically ideal for younger individuals seeking long-lasting wear, while larger diamonds, such as our 1/4 ctw Heaven's Light, provide a striking and elegant appearance for special.
The carat measures the weight of a diamond or gemstone, and the industry defines diamond size based on carat weight. It's important to note that total carat weight (TCW) for a pair of earrings includes all the diamonds; for diamond studs,
a 1-carat TCW means each earring holds a 1/2-carat diamond.
