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Anonymous wrote:Hi pp with the studs with screw on backs. Where did you get them? Thanks.

Boone and Sons

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Anonymous wrote:I wear diamond studs 1 ct in each ear, martini platinum setting. I almost never change them to something else. My engagement and weddings rings are white gold, which sometimes makes my finger break out in a rash. I have not had any issues with the platinum in my earrings.

You can wear these for a lifetime.

A boyfriend gifted me diamond studs when I finished my first year of law school (fancy Southern private and all the other female students had them and I noticed and mentioned it to him, lol). This was about 25 years ago. They are in my ears right now. I've been wearing them since I got them.

Anonymous wrote:I wear diamond studs 1 ct in each ear, martini platinum setting. I almost never change them to something else. My engagement and weddings rings are white gold, which sometimes makes my finger break out in a rash. I have not had any issues with the platinum in my earrings.

You can wear these for a lifetime.

I can't find them on blue nile but I got a pair of white topaz that are trillion cut and I wear them daily.

this is the closest I could find:
https://www.bluenile.com/jewelry/earrings/white-topaz-rope-stud-earrings-in-sterling-silver-7mm-item-195711

I have real and fake ones in my jewelry box and I absolutely cannot tell which ones are real. They look identical to the naked eye. The fake ones are from TJ Maxx. Do I wish I did not mix them up together? Yes! Bought the fakes for a trip and stupidly put them in same box.

If you're looking for diamond studs it's crazy to pay designer or mined diamond prices.

Luvansh sells studs, white or yellow gold, screw back or push back, in a variety of sizes.

https://www.luvansh.com/product/21/14k-white-gold-lab-created-diamond-4-prong-screwback-stud-earrings--1-ctw-f-g-si

Anonymous wrote:Tiny diamond studs from Tiffany. The Elsa Peretti ones. They’re platinum. I’m yet another person with very sensitive skin, so the platinum works. I leave them in all the time. I switch to tiny platinum hoops in the summer when I swim a lot.

Op, do not pay Tiffany prices for diamond studs.

Tiny diamond studs from Tiffany. The Elsa Peretti ones. They’re platinum. I’m yet another person with very sensitive skin, so the platinum works. I leave them in all the time. I switch to tiny platinum hoops in the summer when I swim a lot.

I have two, both platinum because I have sensitive ears
One set is 1.7 ct old mine cut and another one is a graduated 3 rows of baguette diamonds. I also wear a pair of sleeping beauty Persian turquoise set in 18k yellow gold, also safe for sensitive ears.

Anonymous wrote:I have worn a pair of diamond huggie hoops for nearly 20 years- I find them more comfortable to sleep in than studs.

Came to comment on same. I used to wear studs but had to remove them often when sleeping - I am a side sleeper. Guess it wouldn’t bother much back sleepers, but as someone who sleeps on my sides, I found the hoops also much more comfortable.

I wear sterling silver knots.

Anonymous wrote:I wear small diamond studs every day, even in the shower. Mine are 20 years old, but if I was buying today, I’d buy lab grown diamond studs. Of all places where no one would know the difference, your ears would be it- my hair is always half covering them.

Same. They are 3/4 of a carat together. I am a normal sized woman (5ft5in, 140 lbs) but think the smaller size suites me better than the 1cs (together) I got for my 40th bd.

My skin is very sensitive to metal and I’ve done well with Tiny Lux earrings.

https://tinilux.com/collections/starter-earrings

Anonymous wrote:Hi pp with the studs with screw on backs. Where did you get them? Thanks.

Boone and Sons

Hi pp with the studs with screw on backs. Where did you get them? Thanks.