White Gold Birthday Earrings

Look for the birthstone named in the product title. Titles often list the month, such as January Garnet, March Aquamarine, August Peridot or December Blue Topaz. Many of these pair the gem with a small diamond. Sapphire, emerald, citrine and amethyst styles are also here.

Studs suit everyday wear; dangles and hoops suit evenings out. Studs sit close to the ear and go with almost anything. Dangles and threaders add movement, while hoop dangles with diamonds and pearls feel dressier. Halo studs add sparkle without extra length.

Karat, stone type and total carat weight drive the price. 14K costs differently than 10K, and diamonds, lab-grown diamonds and colored gems each price differently. Size, halo settings and dangle length also matter. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Sapphire studs and diamond heart studs lead the list. Lab-grown diamond halo studs and oval diamond birthstone studs follow closely. Dangles and leverback styles in amethyst, citrine, garnet and blue topaz also appear among the top picks.

14K has higher gold purity; 10K is a bit harder. 14K is 58.3% gold and 10K is 41.7%. Both are made in white gold on this page, and most styles here are 14K. Either works for daily wear when cared for properly.

Wipe them gently after wearing and store them separately. Use a soft cloth and mild soapy water, and keep them away from harsh chemicals. Softer stones like amethyst and topaz should avoid knocks. See our jewelry care tips for more.