Diamond stud earrings

What are stud earrings?

Stud earrings are a classic style that sits close to the earlobe, featuring a decorative front and a secure backing. Unlike dangly or hoop styles, studs offer a clean, understated look that works beautifully for everyday wear or special occasions.

Minimalist diamond studs for everyday glam

Shopping for yourself or purchasing a diamond earring gift? Simple diamond studs are always in style.

Consider these popular options for different occasions:

• A pair of 1-carat diamond solitaire earrings adds understated sparkle.
• Delicate 1/7-carat studs make a perfect first pair for younger wearers.
• 14K gold studs with ¾-carat round diamonds work beautifully for home, school, or professional settings

Bold & beautiful diamond stud creations 

If you’re looking for more sparkle, consider higher-carat options or ornate settings. A pair of 2- or 3-carat studs makes a bold statement, and a decorative setting can add even more brilliance and dimension to the center diamond.

Contemporary touches like princess cuts, black diamonds, and lab-grown diamond earrings offer fresh takes on traditional designs. With styles for every budget, you’re sure to find a pair that feels like you.

How to style and care for your stud earrings

Diamond studs complement any look, from jeans to evening dresses. Their versatility makes them an excellent investment piece that works across seasons and trends.

For proper care, clean your studs regularly with warm soapy water and a soft brush, then pat dry with a lint-free cloth. You should also store each pair separately to prevent scratches and have them checked yearly for secure settings.

Frequently asked questions about diamond studs

How to clean stud earrings?

Clean diamond studs with warm, soapy water and a soft-bristled brush. Then, gently scrub around the setting to remove buildup, rinse thoroughly, and dry with a lint-free cloth. For more information, visit our jewelry care tips guide.

How to store stud earrings safely?

Store stud earrings in individual compartments or soft pouches to prevent scratching. Also, keep them away from other jewelry, particularly harder stones that might cause damage.

How to take out stud earrings?

Hold the front of the earring with one hand and gently support your earlobe with the other. Carefully pull or unscrew the backing straight off. Also, don’t twist or force it, so you don’t damage your ear or the earring.