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Birthstone Earrings, answered

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How do I choose the right birthstone earrings for a birth month?

Match the gemstone to the birth month, then pick a style. Titles on this page often name the month, such as March aquamarine or June and February styles. Sapphire, garnet, topaz, emerald, aquamarine, pearl, amethyst, ruby, citrine and peridot all appear here, so you can browse by stone.

Should I choose studs, hoops, or jacket earrings?

Studs suit everyday wear; hoops and jackets make more of a statement. Most styles here are studs, with some hinged hoops, leverback earrings and diamond-accented jacket styles. Choose studs for a small pop of color, or a jacket if you want the stone to show with extra sparkle.

Is 14K gold or sterling silver better for birthstone earrings?

Choose 14K gold for long-term daily wear, sterling silver for a lighter budget. This page offers both, in yellow and white gold and in sterling silver. Gold holds its finish well, while silver can darken over time and benefits from regular polishing. See our jewelry care tips.

What affects the price of birthstone earrings?

Metal, stone type, and size set the price. 14K gold costs more than sterling silver, and natural gemstones, diamond accents, pearls and larger millimeter sizes add to it. Created stones are another factor. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Which birthstone earring styles are most popular?

Gemstone stud earrings lead the list. Sapphire studs in 14K white gold and aquamarine hoops in sterling silver sit near the top, followed by pearl and gemstone pairs in 14K yellow gold, heart studs, and garnet studs. Simple, small studs are the common thread.

Are the birthstones in these earrings natural or created?

Both appear, and the title tells you which. Look for the word "created" in names like created emerald, created ruby or created sapphire. Titles without it list the stone plainly. Questions about a specific pair? Contact our jewelers.