April 16, 2024
ANTIQUE STYLE DIAMOND 3/4 ct STUD EARRING MOUNTINGS
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This is a pair of DIAMOND STUD EARRING MOUNTINGS that were made in an ANTIQUE EDWARDIAN STYLE. We are the maker. They are casted from PLATINUM. The mountings are set with 56 SINGLE CUT DIAMONDS of H/SI quality that weigh approx. .35 ctw. They will each hold approx. a 6 mm (3/4 ct.) center stone. They are currently set with a CZ (that measure 5.5 mm) so that you can see what they will look like with your stones set in them. The earrings have screw backs. WHITE and BRIGHT with LOTS of SPARKLE...FINEST QUALITY...and VERY WEARABLE TOO! Great for traveling if you don't want to risk losing your real diamond studs. Also available for center stones weighing 1/3, 1/2, 3/4, 1 1/2, and 2 carats in either white 18K or platinum - please inquire about availability. More antique & estate jewelry available in my eBay store. Any dark spots that you see in the diamonds or metal are just reflections of the black camera. *A NOTE ABOUT OUR PHOTOGRAPHY - Taking pictures of diamonds to be displayed on a computer screen can be difficult, often resulting in the diamonds looking dark (especially rose cut diamonds) when in reality they are not. If you are looking at any of our pictures and feel that the diamonds look dark, please refer to the description of the item that states the accurate color and clarity of the stones. Also, jewelry and/or diamond grading
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