Most studs use a round diamond. These Emerald Cut Lab Diamond Basket Style Stud Earrings use a long rectangle with clipped corners, and the facets run in straight rows down its length. Each diamond is held by four prongs, one at every corner, over an open basket you can see through from the side. A straight post with a rounded end comes out the back. Emerald cut lab grown diamond stud earrings like these have one diamond on each ear and nothing around it. The diamonds are emerald cut and lab grown, 0.25 ct each and 0.50 ct total for the pair, and the page lists sizes up to 5.00 ct total. The center is easy to see into.

The color grade is E_F, which looks white, and the clarity is VVS to VS, so any marks inside the diamond are very small. The jewelry is IGI certified. A lab grown diamond is a real diamond grown in a lab, and emerald cut diamond earrings like these cost a lot less than the mined version. The metal is 925 silver or solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, white or rose and it carries a hallmark. Most people would wear them to work or give them as a birthday gift.

Key Features

Center Diamond: Emerald cut lab grown diamond, E_F color, VVS to VS clarity, 2 diamonds in total.

Carat Weight: 0.50 ct total for the pair, 0.25 ct per earring with sizes up to 5.00 ct total on the page.

Style: Emerald cut lab grown diamond stud earrings, four prong, basket setting.

Metal: 925 silver or solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold, hallmarked.

Certification: IGI certified jewelry.

How They’re Held: Four corner prongs hold each diamond over an open basket, with a straight post.

Good To Know: One diamond per ear with no halo and no side diamonds.