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1.20 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire and Natural Diamond Studs Earrings, 18K White Gold
Stone type: | Sapphire | Natural Diamond |
|---|---|---|
Quantity: | 1 | 36 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5 Width: 5 Height: 3.1 | Length: 0.8 Width: 0.8 Height: 0.4 |
Total weight: | 1.20 Ct. | 0.14 Ct.Tw. |
Color: | Blue | White |
Color intensity: help | Intense | N/A |
Color grade | N/A | F |
Clarity: | Very Very Slightly Included | VS2 - Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant | Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Unknown |
These sapphire stud earrings, set entirely in 18K white gold, offer a level of everyday durability that outperforms many common gemstone choices, making them an excellent option for daily wear. On the Mohs hardness scale, sapphire rates a nine, second only to diamond at ten, which means scratches and surface abrasion are far less likely compared with stones such as topaz, amethyst, emerald, opal, or pearl. Topaz and amethyst sit lower on the scale and will show wear more quickly from everyday rubbing against items like keys or phone screens, while emeralds often carry inclusions that make them more prone to chipping despite similar nominal hardness. Opals and pearls are much softer and easily damaged by impact, chemicals, or even routine exposure to makeup and perfume. Compared with lab grown alternatives that may have surface coatings or lower density, natural sapphires retain their polish and resist scratching over years of regular use, so these studs maintain their deep blue brilliance with far less risk of dulling.
Beyond the inherent toughness of the sapphire, the 18K white gold setting and halo design enhance scratch resistance and long term wearability, making these studs superior to many other mounting styles. The halo of small, likely diamond accents provides a protective rim around the center stone, reducing direct edge contact and helping to shield the sapphire from knocks that could chip a more exposed setting. 18K white gold offers a luxurious balance of malleability and strength, it is softer than platinum but more forgiving to delicate prongs than lower karat alloys, and the rhodium finish commonly applied to white gold gives a bright, wear resistant surface that complements the stones. Compared with open cup or bezel settings that leave the pavilion vulnerable, this secure prong and halo construction keeps the gemstone snug and stable for daily activities. For best longevity, remove the earrings for heavy manual work and harsh chemical exposure, have prongs checked periodically, and replate the white gold when light wear appears, these simple steps preserve both the metal and the sapphire. The result is a piece that combines one of the hardest, most resilient colored gemstones with a thoughtfully protective 18K white gold design, delivering superior scratch resistance and everyday confidence compared with many alternative gemstone and setting combinations.






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