Diamond Earrings

In Lithuanian, “diamond” and “brilliant” are often used synonymously, but technically, a brilliant refers to a diamond cut in a specific way. The “Statkutės” gold diamond earrings feature natural, cut diamonds, so in practice the difference is usually not significant for the buyer.

Yes. Stud earrings with set diamonds are often chosen for everyday wear – they are small, lightweight, and the stone is secured in a gold setting with less protrusion, reducing the chance of catching on clothing or hair. “Big Coral Shine” can serve as a more striking accent, while “Small Coral Shine” is better suited for a more subtle style.

The yellow gold version has a warmer tone and visually complements many hair colors. The white gold version is cooler in tone and is often chosen because of its similarity to platinum, making it a good match if you already wear a white gold ring or other jewelry from the diamond collection. One design, two color options – allowing you to match your jewelry with pieces you already own.

A diamond is a bright, sparkling gemstone, which gives the earrings a more neutral appearance and makes them easier to match with different clothing colors. Tourmaline is a colored gemstone that adds greenish, bluish, or warmer tones, as seen in many pairs from the gold earrings collection. Diamonds are generally more expensive than tourmalines and are known for their exceptional hardness.

Models that are in stock are shipped more quickly. Made-to-order models or pairs with non-standard gold or gemstone options are usually created within several weeks; the exact timeframe is confirmed by email after the order is placed. Since all earrings are handmade, different versions of the same pair may vary slightly.