Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Gold first, then the shape of the sparkle. Earrings in gold fill this page, each carrying lab-grown diamonds, in forms as varied as single-stone studs, petal clusters, hoops, drops and climbers. Each listing asks for white, yellow or rose gold in 10K, 14K or 18K, and many add a total-weight menu, often from 0.5 to 3 ct tw.
$535 $1,070
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$535 $1,070
$519 $1,038
$535 $1,070
$519 $1,038
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Sterling Silver Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
White Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Rose Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Platinum Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Yellow Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Hoop EarringsGold Lab-Grown Diamond Stud Earrings
Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Drop Earrings
Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Ear ClimbersStuds, hoops or drops
- Studs: sit on the lobe; solitaires, clusters and bezel frames for everyday wear.
- Hoops: a gold curve lined with stones, from snug huggies to larger open hoops.
- Drops and climbers: drops swing beneath the lobe, while a climber follows the rim of the ear toward its top.
10K, 14K or 18K gold earrings
Karat is purity. A bigger number means more gold in the mix, and a gentler metal. 10K resists wear best and asks the least. 14K gold earrings strike the usual middle, with a fuller tone that lasts for years. 18K glows deepest in yellow and suits studs and smaller pieces that rarely take a knock.
Round or a fancy shape
Most designs lean on round lab-grown diamonds, the cut that returns light most evenly. Marquise and pear shapes turn up in floral sprays and staggered pairs, while oval, emerald cut and heart stones give solitaires a sharper outline.
Backs, posts and storage
Check that each back grips the post firmly, especially on larger studs and drops. Pool and hot-tub chlorine attacks gold alloys, so leave earrings on the dresser for a swim. A lab-grown diamond can scratch gold, so keep pairs apart in separate pockets of a jewelry roll.
Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings: Common Questions
How do you clean gold and diamond earrings?
Let them sit briefly in lukewarm water with mild dish soap to loosen the film; then work an extra-soft toothbrush around the back of each stone, rinse and pat dry with a lint-free cloth. Hairspray and lotion cloud lab-grown diamonds fast, so repeat every few weeks. Keep bleach and abrasive powders away from gold.
Yellow gold vs white gold diamond earrings: which is better?
Neither wins outright; your coloring and current jewelry box decide it. White gold surrounds lab-grown diamonds with a crisp, icy sheen, though its rhodium coat may need a refresh after some years. Yellow gold lends warmth and matches other yellow pieces. All three colors, rose included, are offered on each design here.
