EAR-SHELL BRILLANT Cut Diamond Studs, 9K/14K solid Gold, also in 92.5 silver, Rose & White gold, Minimalist, Dainty, Stacking ring, Gift collection 4 U

EAR-SHELL BRILLANT CUT DIAMOND STUDS,

Thinking of turning over a new leaf with the New Year? Maybe your goal should be treating yourself more, starting with these diamond studs! .20 total carats of white round brilliants are nestled among a trio of leaves in 9K,14K or 18k Yellow Gold and make us say we are totally fond of fronds.


Please note: there may be visible solder marks on gold. This is the handmade nature of the ring and is normal.

Also available in

▪ 14k solid Rose Gold
▪ 9k Solid yellow Gold
▪ 92.5 sterling silver

Material -


14-Karat Gold

14k gold is the most commonly used gold for jewelry settings. It's composed of 58.3% gold and 41.7% alloy. Appearance: 14k gold has a yellow hue brighter than 10k gold, but not nearly as vibrant as 24k gold. .


9K Gold

9-karat gold contains 9 parts pure gold and 15 parts additional metals such as silver, tin, nickel, zinc, palladium, etc. 9K yellow gold solitaire ring with a ruby. Calculated as a percentage, the purity of a 9K alloy is 37.5% – this is the proportion of pure gold it contains.


Sterling silver

It is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% by weight of silver and 7.5% by weight of other metals, usually copper.
Sterling silver is perfect for everyday wear; you can go to the gym, shower, and sleep in it. It's also hypoallergenic, so it's great for people who have sensitive skin. Sterling silver can tarnish if it's left out to oxidize with air, so we recommend storing it in a sealed zip bag if you are not wearing it. Getting it wet and wearing collection it often actually helps prevent it from tarnishing



••• Care Instructions: Solid Gold •••

Use jewelry cleaner and a brush with soft bristles. You can also DIY clean with an old soft toothbrush and a mild dish-washing liquid. Rinse well and lay on a towel to dry. To buff out surface scratches, take to a local jeweler. You'll also want to have the prongs tightened by a jeweler every 8-12 months to ensure your stones don't come loose.