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14kt yellow gold ruby stud earrings with square cushion-cut red stones
Ruby stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold worn on ear, red cushion-cut stones
14kt yellow gold ruby stud earring with cushion-cut red stone and prongs
Red ruby cushion-cut stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold, four-prong setting
14kt yellow gold ruby stud earrings with square cushion-cut red stones
Ruby stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold worn on ear, red cushion-cut stones
14kt yellow gold ruby stud earring with cushion-cut red stone and prongs
Red ruby cushion-cut stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold, four-prong setting

6.00 ct. t.w. Ruby Martini Stud Earrings in 14kt Yellow Gold

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$269
July babies and fans of red, rejoice! We've got the perfect, affordable everyday studs for you. Bursting with their sweet and spicy cinnamon…

Item 950101

5 Gemstone Choices
Ruby
London Blue Topaz
Garnet
Sapphire
Emerald
Details

All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Built For Ease

Clutch backs come in sizes calibrated to post gauge and earring weight. Fine jewelry posts use a standard gauge compatible with a range of clutch back sizes, and for heavier earring formats, larger comfort-back options are available that distribute weight more broadly across the lobe.

Stone Story

Most commercial rubies are heat-treated to improve color and clarity, a standard industry practice that is universally disclosed. Untreated rubies of fine color command significant premiums because they're rare. For a July birthstone gift, understanding treatment status is one of the more useful quality indicators: treated stones are standard and appropriate; untreated fine-color stones are a meaningful distinction at higher price points.

Made With Purpose

A locking back incorporates a small mechanical lever or spring-loaded button in its body. Pressing or engaging that mechanism retracts a catch that otherwise grips the post from within the back's housing. Releasing it re-engages the catch, and the back holds firmly on the post with no further action required.

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