Name: Gold & Cubic Zirconia Bubble Stud Earrings
Brand: Esterah
SKU: EGD009
Price: 41.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Gold & Cubic Zirconia Bubble Stud Earrings

£41.00

Cascading in a glittering waterfall of cubic zirconia bubbles, they catch the light and sparkle in all the right ways.

They make a sparkling addition to any outfit, from jeans to cocktail dresses.

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Push-back earring backs

Earring size: 1.15cm x 0.45cm

18k yellow gold e-coat (1 micron)

Cubic zirconia pavé

925 sterling silver base

FACE SHAPE: Stud earrings suit faces that are oval, narrow, or square. (Round faces do better with a lengthening shape.)

FEATURES: Petite features suit this petite style.

COLOURING: These earrings pair cool (white) and warm (gold) colours, so they’re perfect for neutral, cool, or warm complexions.

STYLE: Yoga chic meets modern minimalist.

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Gold & Cubic Zirconia Bubble Stud Earrings

£41.00

Materials we have used

MATERIAL

18k Gold Plated Sterling Silver

18k gold has an ultra-bright shine that’s irresistible.

Because it’s too delicate alone for everyday jewellery, 18k gold works beautifully as a plating over stronger metals, like sterling silver.

Here, we’ve used a full 1 micron of 18k gold plating. While gold-plated jewellery often gets a thinner layer of just 0.5 microns, 1-micron gold plating will maintain its finish for far longer.

Under the gold plating is resilient 925 sterling silver, the standard for fine silver jewellery that endures.

MATERIAL

Cubic Zirconia Simulated Diamonds

Like diamonds, cubic zirconia is a stone with “fire” — by which jewellers mean that flash of light reflected from the crystal surface.

That clear, bright shine and cubic zirconia’s hard, smooth properties are what make it the ideal diamond alternative.

And cubic zirconia is also a responsible choice. While diamonds are mined from the earth, cubic zirconia is produced in clean lab conditions.

MATERIAL

Sterling Silver

We love sterling silver for its laid-back lustre. It’s brighter than white gold and also far more accessible.

Plus, silver is the lightest weight of the white metals, which means you can wear sterling silver without worry.

In its pure form, silver is too soft to be used in jewellery, which is why jewellers mix silver with stronger metals. The standard for fine silver jewellery is 92.5% pure silver, or 925 sterling silver.

925 sterling silver contains the ideal percentage of pure silver for jewellery that lasts. For an even brighter look on certain pieces, we opt to add a fine coating of pure silver and anti-tarnish plating

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