Most hoops are a single curve. These have two arms that cross near the bottom of the lobe. The Round Cut Lab Diamond Crossover Hoop Earrings start with a curved arm set with a row of small round lab grown diamonds. A second arm hangs from a small flower shaped bead cap at the top, with a beaded upper part and diamonds in the lower half, and it sits across the first. The lower end finishes in a small metal block. On the ear the diamond arm follows the edge of the lobe, and the crossing sits just below it. These lab grown diamond hoop earrings hold 56 round cut diamonds in total, 0.650 ct for the pair.

The grade is E_F for color and VVS to VS for clarity, so the diamonds look colorless and any inclusions are too small to see without magnification. IGI certifies them, and a certificate is available on request. Mined diamonds of this weight and grade cost much more than lab grown ones. The metal is 925 silver or solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, white or rose, and there is a hallmark stamp. The photos show white metal. These diamond hoop earrings for women look right with a dress for dinner, and a pair would also suit an anniversary.

Key Features

Diamond Details: Round cut lab grown diamonds, E_F color and VVS to VS clarity, 56 in total.

Carat Weight: 0.650 ct total for the pair.

Metal: 925 silver or solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold with a hallmark stamp.

Certification: IGI certified, with the certificate available on request.0

How They’re Held: The second arm hangs from a small flower shaped bead cap at the top.

What Makes It Different: These open hoop earrings have two arms that cross, so the shape never closes into a full circle.

Good To Know: These lab grown diamond hoop earrings also come in yellow or rose, though the photos show white metal.