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Diamond studs speak for themselves. With five total-carat-weight options, you decide how loud to turn up the volume.

There’s old-school vintage, and there’s old-school vintage.

Anyone who says cutting corners is a bad thing has never seen an emerald-cut diamond.

Four prongs are classic. Three give diamond studs a more modern look. Two might be asking for a loose diamond bouncing along the floor, though.

The circle is a fine shape. But give it a little room to stretch, and it becomes rather elegant.

We’d like to meet the princess who looked at centuries of diamond earrings and said, “Have you considered making them square?”

The key with purple is moderation. These add just enough purple to tantalize without giving “shopping mall in 1989”.

Some jewelry spends decades cycling in and out of fashion. Pearl studs just wait for everyone else to catch back up again.

The elegant simplicity of a diamond stud had better watch its back.

A traditional diamond is a heck of an expensive way to dress up an earlobe.

Three stones per earring feels scientifically calibrated to catch exactly the right amount of attention.

Some earrings politely complement an outfit. Hoops tend to walk in like they already know everybody.

One big zirconia surrounded by little zirconias. The young people would call this sparklemaxxing.

Yes, empires are passé these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t swipe their style.

A drop of moissanite elegance… surrounded a galaxy of little drops just to really land the whole elegance thing.

Sometimes the sparkle doesn’t want to sit still.

When you want earrings that make a statement, these say “Hey! Check out my cool earrings.”

A simple diamond stud is timeless. A blazing flower stud, though? Limitless.

The heart wants what the heart wants, and in this case doubly so.

Dangling earrings tend to draw the eye. You might as well decide what they see once they get there.

It’s the kind of sparkle that doesn’t wait for a special occasion.