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Diamond Stud Earrings

Explore diamond studs and button earrings that sit close to the ear. Choose diamond-only designs or styles combining diamonds with colorful gemstones or pearls, then narrow your selection by metal, diamond origin and price. Compare the earring dimensions, stone details and backing before choosing your pair.

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Start with a stone or design, then compare metal, backing and price. Stud earrings have a fixed front that sits on the ear. They can be small and simple or larger statement designs. Some styles appear in more than one category.

Check the product page for exact measurements, stone details and whether the listing includes a pair, one earring or a set. Jewelry Stores Network is family-owned and has served jewelry customers since 2006.

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Do stud earrings have to be small?

No. Studs can be petite solitaires, balls or larger buttons and decorative designs. The distinction is a fixed design at the ear. Hanging drops, dangling parts and separate earring jackets are not included in this collection.

Compare the listed height and width with earrings you already own. Stone measurements and the overall size of an earring can be different.

Which earring backing should I choose?

Push backs slide onto a post. Screw backs use a threaded post. Some larger designs use omega backs, while other styles use ball or locking backs. Check the individual listing for the exact closure and quantity included.

How do I compare diamonds, gemstones and other accents?

Use the categories and stone filter to distinguish diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, moissanite, cubic zirconia, pearls and colored accents. Gemstone designs may use natural, treated, created or imitation materials, as specified on the product page.

Diamond-cut describes a surface finish, not a diamond setting. Gold karat describes purity; it does not establish whether a design is solid or hollow. Compare the listed details for each piece.

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