White Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Bright metal that lets the stones lead. Here, white gold holds lab-grown diamonds in every earring form we make, from tiny studs and swinging drops to hoops and ear climbers. Rounds lead, with pear, marquise, oval and heart shapes in many designs. Each product page offers a choice of total stone weight and 10K, 14K or 18K gold.
$535 $1,070
$519 $1,038
$519 $1,038
$519 $1,038
$519 $1,038
$519 $1,038
$907 $1,814
$519 $1,038
$519 $1,038
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White Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Drop EarringsStuds, drops or hoops
- Studs: rest close against the earlobe; solitaire, cluster and floral faces.
- Drops: hang free and catch movement, often a linked pear or a three-stone line.
- Hoops and climbers: trace the ear's curve, with stones along the front.
Reading the total weight
The listed carat counts the pair together, every stone in both earrings. A 1 ct tw pair of studs puts about half a carat on each ear; a cluster at the same weight spreads it over many small stones, which looks larger face-up. Most designs run from 0.5 ct tw up to 4 or 5 ct tw, and some go to 10 ct tw.
Which white gold karat
Fourteen karat is the everyday standard for earrings 14k white gold buyers look for: firm posts, steady color. Ten karat wears hardest at the lowest price, while eighteen karat holds the most gold and feels slightly heavier in hand. All three get a rhodium finish, so on the ear they look alike.
Keeping them bright
Earrings collect hairspray, makeup and skin oil faster than other jewelry. Put them on last, take them off first, and store each pair apart so the posts don't scratch other pieces. Check that backs grip firmly every few weeks.
White Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings: Common Questions
What should you clean white gold diamond earrings with?
Warm water, a squeeze of gentle dish soap and a soft toothbrush. Let the earrings sit in the bath for about twenty minutes, brush behind each lab-grown diamond where film builds up, rinse under the tap and pat them dry on a soft cloth. Skip bleach, chlorine and abrasive pastes, which dull the rhodium finish on white gold.



































