14K White Gold 1/20 ct tw Aquamarine & Diamond Dangle Earrings
$ 676.58
- 14k white gold with polished finish and rhodium plating
- Cushion checkerboard-cut natural aquamarine, March birthstone
- Post & push back closure with friction back
- Sold as a pair, made to order
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- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | 14K White Gold |
|---|---|
| Metal weight (approx.) | 2 g |
| Dimensions | 13 x 6.75 mm |
| Back / closure | Post & Push Back |
| Stone type | Natural Aquamarine; Natural Diamond |
| Stones | Aquamarine (2); Round Diamond 1.3 mm (6) |
| Total carat weight | 1/20 ct |
| Finish | Polished |
| Gender | Women's |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
These 14k white gold drop earrings pair a cushion checkerboard-cut aquamarine, the birthstone for March, with sparkling round diamond accents. Made to order as a personalized birthstone piece, they're sold as a pair with post & push back closures for everyday wear.
Details
- Metal: 14k white gold, polished finish, rhodium plating
- Stone: 2 natural aquamarine, cushion checkerboard cut, heat-treated
- Accent stones: 6 round natural diamonds, 0.06 ct total, I2 (A) clarity
- Length: 13 mm; Width: 6.75 mm
- Earring style: Birthstone, Drop & Dangle
- Closure: Post & push back, friction earring back type
- Sold by unit: Pair
Common Questions
What gemstones are used in these earrings?
Each earring features a cushion checkerboard-cut aquamarine (natural, heat-treated) accented by 6 round natural diamonds, for a total diamond weight of 0.06 ct.
What metal are these earrings made of?
They are crafted in 14k white gold with a polished finish and rhodium plating.
How do they attach to the ear?
They use a post and push back with a friction earring back type.
Are these sold as a single earring or a pair?
They are sold by the pair.
Is this a made-to-order item?
Yes, this is a made-to-order, personalized birthstone piece.
