Solid Gold Stud Earrings with Lab Grown Diamonds

Jebij stud earrings are made in solid gold in 9K, 10K, 14K and 18K, finished in yellow, white or rose gold. The stones are lab-grown diamonds certified by IGI or GIA, and every pair is made to order in our own workshop. The collection runs from clean pave studs to butterfly, heart, cross, star and infinity designs, most fitted with screw backs that hold firmly through a full day of wear. We ship worldwide with insured, tracked delivery.

Lab Grown Diamond Stud Earrings in Solid Gold

The diamonds in these studs are lab grown. They are the same carbon crystal as a mined diamond, with the same hardness and the same optical behaviour, graded on the same colour and clarity scales by the same laboratories. Each stone is certified by IGI or GIA and comes with a report number you can check yourself. What changes is the price. A lab grown stone costs a fraction of a mined equivalent of the same grade, which is why a pair of certified studs set in solid gold sits where it does here rather than in the thousands. If you want the background on grading before you choose, our diamond education pages set out how colour, clarity and cut are read on a certificate.

9K, 10K, 14K and 18K Gold Stud Earrings

Every design in this collection is available in four karats, which is unusual at this level. Nine karat gold is the hardest wearing and the most affordable, and it is the everyday standard across the United Kingdom and Australia. Ten karat sits close to it and is common in North America. Fourteen karat is the middle ground most buyers land on, holding a warmer colour while still standing up to daily wear. Eighteen karat carries the richest yellow and the highest gold content, and it suits a pair you want to keep for decades. Yellow, white and rose are available in all four, so you can match what is already in your jewellery box rather than working around it.

Gold Stud Earring Styles in This Collection

Studs here are grouped by motif rather than by stone, so you can go straight to the shape you want.

Butterfly Stud Earrings

Butterfly studs are the design people come back for most, and they work because the shape reads clearly at a small size. Ours are set with pave lab grown diamonds across both wings, so the outline catches light from the edges rather than relying on one central stone. They sit flat against the ear and do not tip forward, which is the usual complaint with shaped studs that carry weight at the tip. Available in all four karats and three gold colours, with screw backs fitted as standard. The pave butterfly stud earrings are the pair to start with if you want the classic version.

Butterfly Stud Earrings

Heart Stud Earrings

Heart Stud Earrings

A heart stud is the easiest fine jewellery gift there is, and the reason is simple. It needs no size, it carries meaning without being loud, and it suits a fourteen-year-old and a fifty-year-old equally. The pave setting keeps the outline crisp instead of letting the shape blur, which is what separates a good heart stud from a soft one. These are cut small enough to wear to work and bright enough to wear out in the evening without swapping earrings, which is the whole point of a pair you buy once. Look at the diamond heart stud earrings for the pave version in solid gold, available across the full karat range.

Cross Stud Earrings

Cross studs carry more weight than most motifs, and people usually buy them for a reason rather than on impulse, which means the finish matters. The arms on these are kept narrow so the shape stays sharp at stud scale, and the pave runs the full length rather than stopping short. They are worn as a pair or as a single, and they suit a second piercing well. Screw backs come fitted, which is worth having on a piece you are unlikely to take off. The diamond cross stud earrings are made in the same four karats as the rest of the collection.

Cross Stud Earrings

Star and Celestial Stud Earrings

Star and Celestial Stud Earrings

Star studs have moved from a trend to a staple, and they layer better than almost anything else across multiple piercings. The collection carries both flat star outlines and starburst halo designs, where a centre stone sits inside radiating pave points and pushes out noticeably more light than its size suggests. If you wear two or three earrings in one ear, this is the shape that mixes without competing, and a single star in a second piercing works as well as a matched pair. The starburst diamond stud earrings are the brighter of the two, and the plain star is the quieter everyday option.

Infinity and Symbol Stud Earrings

This is where the collection goes further than most. Alongside infinity loops and four leaf clovers there are horseshoes, anchors, palm trees, doves, dachshunds, spades and clubs, all built the same way as the rest of the range in solid gold with pave stones. They are the studs people buy when they want something recognisably theirs rather than a shape everyone owns, and they make a far better gift than a generic pair because the shape can be picked for the person. The diamond infinity stud earrings are the most worn of the group, and the lightest entry point into the collection.

Infinity and Symbol Stud Earrings

Screw Back Stud Earrings for Secure Everyday Wear

Most studs here are fitted with screw backs rather than push backs, and that is a deliberate choice. A push back holds by friction alone and loosens as the post wears, which is how single earrings go missing. A screw back threads onto the post and locks, so it stays put through hair, clothing, sleep and travel. It takes a few seconds longer to put on, and it removes almost all of the risk, which is the trade most people want on a pair they wear daily. If you prefer something you can put in without threading, our gold hoop earrings use hinged huggie closures instead.

Gold Stud Earrings for Sensitive Ears

If plated or costume earrings leave your ears sore, the problem is usually the alloy rather than the gold. Solid gold contains far less of the nickel and base metal that causes contact irritation, and the higher the karat the less of it there is, which is why 14K and 18K tend to be the safest choices for reactive ears. There is no plating on these studs to wear through and expose a base metal underneath, because the gold runs all the way through the piece. Screw backs help too, since the post stays still in the piercing rather than moving against it through the day.

Coloured Stone Stud Earrings

Several designs in this collection are set with coloured stones in green, blue, red and pink instead of clear diamonds, across the same butterfly, star, cross and clover shapes. They read as a stronger colour statement against yellow gold than against white, and they make a more personal gift when the colour is chosen to match someone rather than the occasion. Each colourway is built to the same specification as the diamond version, in the same four karats and the same three gold colours, with the same screw back fitting. For a softer everyday alternative at a gentler price, our sterling silver stud earrings cover the same shapes.

Stud Earring Sizes and Specifications

Size decides more about a stud than anything else, so every product page lists the measurements rather than leaving you to guess from a photograph. You will find the width and height in millimetres, the total carat weight of the stones, the gold weight in grams for the karat you select, and the colour and clarity grade of the diamonds. Because these are made to order, the gram weight shifts slightly between karats, and each figure shown is specific to the option you choose rather than an average across the range. If a design you want is not listed in the size you need, we can make it to your measurement.

Made to Order in Our Own Workshop

Nothing here is pulled from a drawer. Each pair is made after you order it, in the karat, gold colour and stone grade you select, by the same workshop that has been making fine gold jewellery since the 1970s and is now in its fourth generation. That is also why the range of options is as wide as it is, because we are setting the stones rather than buying finished pieces in. If you want something that is not in the collection, a different shape, a different size or a design of your own, you can send it to us through our custom jewellery service and we will build it.

Why Buy Gold Stud Earrings from Jebij

You are buying direct from the people making the earrings, which is where the pricing comes from. Every diamond is independently certified and the report number travels with the piece. Every design is offered in four karats and three gold colours instead of one fixed option. Pricing is stated in full with no hidden making charges added at checkout, and delivery is insured and tracked to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia. If you want to see how the pieces are made before you order, our jewellery manufacturing facility is documented in full. Start with the pair that catches your eye above.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are lab grown diamond stud earrings real diamonds?

Yes. A lab grown diamond is chemically and optically identical to a mined one, with the same hardness and the same sparkle, and it is graded on the same colour and clarity scales. The difference is where it was formed, not what it is. Our stones are certified by IGI or GIA with a report number you can verify.

Which gold karat is best for stud earrings?

For daily wear, 14K is the most common choice because it balances colour against durability. Nine karat is harder and more affordable and is the everyday standard in the United Kingdom and Australia. Eighteen karat has the richest colour and the highest gold content. All four are available on every design here.

Are screw back earrings better than push backs?

For studs you wear constantly, yes. A pushback grips by friction and gradually loosens, which is the usual reason a single earring goes missing. A screw backs threads on and locks in place, so it holds through sleep, sport and travel. It takes a few seconds longer to fit, and it is far harder to lose.

What size stud earrings should I buy?

For a first pair or everyday wear, most people are happiest with a stud that sits under a centimetre across, since anything larger starts to tilt forward on the lobe. Shaped studs like butterflies and stars read larger than a round stone of the same width. Every product page lists the exact measurement in millimetres.

Do solid gold earrings tarnish?

Solid gold does not tarnish, because it does not oxidise the way silver and base metals do. Lower karats contain more alloy and can dull slightly over years of wear, which a soft cloth restores. There is no plating on these studs to wear away, so the surface you buy is the surface you keep.

Are gold stud earrings good for sensitive ears?

They are usually the best option. Most reactions come from nickel in plated and costume jewellery rather than from gold itself, and solid gold carries far less of it, with 14K and 18K carrying the least. Because there is no plating to wear through, no base metal is ever exposed to the piercing.

Are the diamonds in these stud earrings certified?

Yes. Every diamond is certified by IGI or GIA, and the grading and report number are shown on the product page. Certification applies at stud size just as it does on larger pieces, so you can see exactly what you are paying for rather than taking a description on trust.

How long does a made to order pair take?

Because each pair is made after you order it, allow the production time shown on the product page before dispatch, then standard tracked delivery on top. If you need a pair for a specific date, tell us when you order and we will confirm whether it can be met before we begin.

Do you ship stud earrings to the United States and the United Kingdom?

Yes. We ship worldwide with fully insured and tracked delivery, including to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia. You receive a tracking number once the order leaves the workshop, and eligible pieces can be returned within the window stated in our returns policy.

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