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Sterling silver diamond flat-back stud earrings with round bezel-set stones
Sterling silver diamond stud earrings on ear, small round bezel-set stone
Sterling silver diamond stud earrings on ear, round bezel-set stones
Sterling silver diamond stud earrings showing round bezel face and flat-back post
14kt yellow gold star diamond stud earring with flat back push-pin design
Sterling silver diamond flat-back stud earrings with round bezel-set stones
Sterling silver diamond stud earrings on ear, small round bezel-set stone
Sterling silver diamond stud earrings on ear, round bezel-set stones
Sterling silver diamond stud earrings showing round bezel face and flat-back post
14kt yellow gold star diamond stud earring with flat back push-pin design

.10 ct. t.w. Bezel-Set Diamond Flat-Back Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver

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Item 992638

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

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The deeper story

Visually Speaking

Flat back earrings accommodate bezel-set gemstones, opal cabochons, enamel discs, geometric shapes, and sculptural charms as front elements, with the standardized post system extending the design range further by allowing fronts to be interchanged across compatible backings.

Care & Keeping

If you are buying jewelry for someone with a recent daith piercing, healing timelines are worth understanding. The recessed cartilage location restricts airflow and blood supply enough that the daith heals more slowly than a lobe and at a comparable or slower rate than most other cartilage sites.

Stone Story

The colored flashes visible in a well-cut diamond are called fire: white light dispersing into spectral colors as it exits the stone, each wavelength exiting at a slightly different angle because the refractive index varies across the visible spectrum, the result being the red, blue, and orange flashes that distinguish diamond from high-brilliance but lower-dispersion alternatives.

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