Round Diamond Stud Earrings

They are the same stone to the eye and under a loupe; the difference is origin and price. Lab-grown lets you wear a larger or cleaner diamond for the same budget, while natural carries the geologic provenance some people prefer. Switch between them at the top of this page to see how the price moves.

Half a carat total reads as a refined everyday stud; three-quarters to one carat is the most-requested "noticeable but not loud" weight; and one and a half carats and up make a clear statement. The weight shown is the total for the pair, split evenly between the two ears.

Yes. The round brilliant's 57 facets are cut specifically to return light to the eye, so it out-sparkles every fancy shape at the same weight. On the ear, where a stone moves and catches light from every angle, that brilliance is exactly what you notice.

Friction (push-on) backs come standard and hold well through daily wear. For heavier weights or extra peace of mind, our concierge can fit locking or threaded screw backs before your pair ships — just ask.

We set near-colorless G–H diamonds at an eye-clean SI clarity as standard, the sweet spot where a stud looks white and bright without paying for grades no one can see on the ear. Specific grading documents are available on request for the larger weights.

White gold and platinum keep the diamonds reading icy and modern, with platinum the denser, more durable (and heirloom) choice. Yellow and rose gold add warmth and can make a near-colorless diamond look a touch brighter by contrast. All are equally suited to everyday wear.