Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings
Every pair of lab grown diamond earrings in the store lives here — 522 designs from $260 to $11,343, all set with lab-grown stones in solid gold. No plating, no vermeil: real gold earrings in 10K, 14K and 18K, which is why they can be worn daily for years without the finish giving up.
The three families
Diamond studs are the everyday backbone; huggies wrap the lobe in a slim diamond line; hoops scale from subtle to statement. 14k gold earrings are the bestselling middle — harder-wearing than 18K, richer than 10K — and each family comes as white gold earrings, yellow, or rose gold earrings.
Build an earring stack
Multiple piercings are the norm now, and earring stacks are how they get styled: a stud in the first hole, a huggie in the second, and the mix of metals is allowed — encouraged, even.
Shop with confidence
Made to order in about 2 weeks, free 5-7 day express shipping and 30-day free returns on every pair.
Round Stud Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Princess Dangle Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Mixed Huggie Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Round Cluster Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Round Cluster Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Round Stud Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Round Cluster Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Princess Stud Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Marquise & Round Stud Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Round Stud Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Princess & Round Stud Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Emerald Huggie Lab Grown Diamond Earrings
Diamond earring quality and backs, explained
Earrings are where smart buyers save on grades. Nobody examines an earlobe from ten centimetres: eye-clean SI clarity and G–J colour read identically to top grades at social distance, so the budget stretches into bigger stones — the thing people actually notice. Spend on carat and cut; relax on the paper grades.
Backs deserve one deliberate choice. Push (friction) backs are quick and fine for occasional pairs; screw backs thread onto the post and protect the pairs you never remove; larger drops and heavy stones want lever or latch closures that lock. Whatever the mechanism, the post itself should be solid gold like the front — mixed-metal posts are where cheap earrings betray themselves, and lobes notice before eyes do.
Diamond earring FAQs
Are these real gold earrings?
Solid gold throughout — 10K, 14K or 18K with no plating to wear off. Real gold earrings matter most in earrings specifically, because lobes react to base metals faster than anywhere else.
What are lab grown diamond earrings?
Earrings set with laboratory-grown diamonds — stones physically identical to mined, IGI-graded, at a fraction of the price. In earrings the saving doubles: every pair needs two stones.
14K or 18K gold for earrings?
14k gold earrings are the everyday standard — harder and more scratch-resistant — while 18k gold earrings carry a deeper colour for dressier wear. Both hold diamonds equally well.
How do I build an earring stack?
Anchor with a diamond stud in the first piercing, add a huggie above, and vary sizes downward as you go up the ear. Earring stacks tolerate mixed metals — uniformity is optional now.
Which earrings suit sensitive ears?
Solid gold with no plating is the safest mainstream choice — most irritation comes from base-metal alloys and worn coatings, neither of which exists in solid gold earrings.
Studs, huggies or hoops first?
Studs if you want one pair that goes everywhere; huggies for a modern default you never remove; hoops when the earrings should be visible from across the room. Most collections grow to all three.