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All Earrings

Studs, hoops, huggies, drops and climbers in gold and platinum, plain or set with diamonds, gemstones and birthstones.

Gold and Platinum Earrings in One Place

This is the complete earring collection: gold earrings in 10K, 14K and 18K alongside platinum earrings, in every format from small studs to statement drops. Use it when you want to compare across metals, or browse Gold Earrings or Platinum Earrings when you have already chosen one.
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Choosing Earrings by Metal, Stone and Format

Narrowing a large earring collection is easiest in a fixed order: settle the metal and its colour first, then decide on a stone, and finish with the format and the measurements. The sections below explain what each choice changes.

Earrings: Metal, Stones and Fit

What is in the All Earrings collection?

Every earring in the catalogue made in gold or platinum: studs, hoops, huggies, drops, dangles, climbers and cuffs, in plain metal or set with diamonds, gemstones, birthstones or cubic zirconia.

How is this collection different from Gold Earrings and Platinum Earrings?

Gold Earrings shows only gold earrings and Platinum Earrings shows only platinum earrings. This collection combines both, so you can compare designs across metals in one place.

Which gold karats are available?

Earrings are offered in 10K, 14K and 18K gold. Karat measures the share of gold in 24 parts: 18K is 75% gold, 14K is about 58.3% and 10K is about 41.7%. The karat of each design is stated on its listing.

What is the difference between platinum and white gold?

White gold is gold alloyed with white metals, and it is often finished with a bright plating. Platinum is a different metal that is white on its own. Both are offered here, and each listing states which metal a design is made in.

Are the diamonds natural or lab-grown?

Both are available. A lab-grown diamond is a diamond grown in a laboratory rather than mined from the earth. Each listing names the stone and states whether it is natural or lab-grown.

What is the difference between gemstone and birthstone earrings?

Gemstone earrings cover the full range of coloured stones offered, natural and lab-grown. Birthstone earrings are a smaller selection grouped around the stones traditionally associated with each month.

Are cubic zirconia earrings included?

Yes. Cubic zirconia is a diamond simulant, a different material from diamond, and earrings set with it are named as CZ on their listings so they are easy to tell apart.

Which earring formats sit closest to the ear?

Studs and huggies sit closest and are the least likely to catch on hair or clothing. Hoops, drops and dangles hang further from the ear and move as you do, which suits occasions where you want the earring to be seen.

How do I choose earrings that go with my other jewelry?

Start with metal colour, since it is what the eye compares first. Yellow gold, white gold, rose gold and platinum read differently next to each other, so matching the colour of the necklace or ring you wear most is the simplest rule.

What should I check on an earring listing before ordering?

Check the metal and karat, the stone and whether it is natural or lab-grown, the dimensions and what they measure, the type of fitting or back, and whether the listing is for a pair or a single earring.
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