Did you know stud earrings are an absolute staple? They’re perfect for every look and occasion. At Shane Co., we hand-match every diamond and colorful gemstone stud earring to ensure a perfect pair. We select the best stones, then you get to decide which style and size you love the most. Read below to discover more about stud earrings and how to navigate natural diamond studs, lab-grown studs, and colorful gemstone studs for your personal style.
Shopping for Stud Earrings at Shane Co.
Finding the perfect stud earrings at Shane Co. is easier than ever before. Our new-and-improved shopping experience allows you to sort by price, style, and carat weight. Consolidate your search by browsing natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, and colorful gemstones.
Natural Diamond Stud Earrings
Our natural diamond stud earrings are one of a kind. Natural diamonds are ancient creations, formed deep within the earth and brought to its surface through volcanic eruptions. We select only the best. Our natural diamond studs come in many shapes, including round, princess cut, oval, and cushion cut shapes, and are set in white gold, yellow gold, platinum, and rose gold.
Lab-Grown Diamond Stud Earrings
Like our natural diamond studs, our lab-grown diamond studs are hand-selected. Lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds, carefully formed by experts. As stud earrings at Shane Co., lab-grown diamonds are also available in various carat weights and set in white gold, yellow gold, platinum, and rose gold.
Colorful Gemstone Stud Earrings
In addition to natural and lab-grown diamond studs, we also carry an array of colorful gemstone studs. We offer many colorful gemstones, including popular choices like rubies, sapphires in a rainbow of colors, morganite, and aquamarine. These gemstones come in various shapes and sizes.
How to Elevate Your Stud Style
Now that you know a bit more about the studs we carry, you may be wondering how to choose the right earrings for your style, and there are a few things to consider. For example, round studs are classic, and colorful gemstone studs that represent your birthstone are personal and sentimental.
One way to amp up your stud style, no matter which pair you choose, is by adding an earring jacket. Simply poke your stud through the center hole of the jacket to create an illusion of an entirely new earring. We offer fabulous halo jackets, diamond-studded vintage designs, modern gold circles, and many more earring jackets to add a bit of flair to your studs.
Keep in mind that, while timeless, your jewelry doesn’t have to be set in stone (get it?) forever. You can always upgrade your studs with our generous upgrade policy. You can stay stylish and keep on mixing it up!
How to Care for Your Stud Earrings
Caring for your stud earrings is simple. Use warm, soapy water with a mild detergent to scrub off grime with a toothbrush. Another option is to soak your diamond studs in a bowl of diluted white vinegar. Our top recommendation for keeping your studs clean, though, is to take them to a jeweler like Shane Co. for a professional cleaning. With our Free Lifetime Warranty, cleaning and care is included.
Bonus: Even More Stud Earrings!
Don’t stop reading yet — there’s more! In addition to our traditional stud earrings at Shane Co., we offer other stud earrings like pearl studs and all-gold studs. If you’re not interested in diamonds or colorful gemstones, or if you just want another pair of stud earrings, consider these fashionable options.
Pearl stud earrings come in many different sizes of cultured pearls and include akoya pearls, Tahitian pearls, freshwater pearls, and keshi pearls. All-metal stud earrings include many different shapes, including bars, stars, crosses, triangles, and more. Find them in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold for a modern, edgy-meets-elegant look.
We hope this article helps you narrow down the styles you love to find the perfect pair of stud earrings. Share your favorite studs look by tagging us in a photo on Instagram or commenting below! If you need assistance, book an in-store or virtual appointment with a jewelry consultant to go over stud earrings in more detail.
