18K Yellow Gold .36ctw Red Emerald and .15ctw Diamond Stud Earrings
Embrace timeless elegance with these exquisite Red Emerald and Diamond Stud Earrings, brought to life by Park City Jewelers. With their alluring combination of striking Red Emeralds and twinkling Diamonds, these earrings are a token of sophistication and an embodiment of your refined taste.
Each earring is graced with a sumptuous .18 carat Red Emerald, encircled by a halo of sparkling diamonds. The earrings are masterfully set in 18K Yellow Gold, which adds an extra touch of luxury and makes the gemstones’ hues pop, capturing everyone’s attention. With a total of .36 carats of Red Emeralds and .15 carats of diamonds, these studs are an ideal size for daily wear or for elevating a glamorous night out.
At Park City Jewelers, our attention to detail and dedication to craftsmanship are reflected in each piece we create. Our 30-year history showcases our devotion to offering unique designs and high-quality jewelry. We offer free 2-day shipping and a lifetime warranty on our pieces, which reflects our commitment to customer satisfaction and trust in our products.
Make these Red Emerald and Diamond Stud Earrings your go-to choice for an effortless fusion of classic charm and contemporary design, beautifully capturing the spirit of modern luxury.
Product Details
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Earring Information
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Center Gemstone
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Accent Stones
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Style #: EI HT-80B
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Type: Red Beryl / Emerald
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Type: Diamond
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Metal Type: 18K Yellow Gold
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Shape: Emerald-Cut
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Shape: Round
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Backing Type: Post / Friction
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Number: 2
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Number: 16
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Carat Weight: .36tw
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Carat Weight: .15ctw
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Product Measurements
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Length (A): 6.5mm
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Width (B): 6.0mm
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Depth (C):
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Shipping & Processing:
Made to Order: Call for Availability
More Info:
Red emerald is the world's rarest gemstone, found only in the Wah Wah Mountains of Beaver County, Utah. Also known as Red Beryl, these highly coveted gemstones are distinctive, rare, highly sought after, and prized by gemologists.
Red emeralds are so rare that in the 50 years since their discovery by Utah uranium prospector, Lamar Hodges, less than 60,000 carats have been cut or faceted into gemstones. Only one red emerald is found for every 150,000 diamonds. Cut stones can bring more than 1,000 times their weight in gold.
