Square Lab-Grown Diamond & Created Ruby Halo Stud Earrings in 10K White Gold (1/10 ct. tw.)
Stone Ruby
Metal 10K White Gold
Product information
- Metal10K White goldPolished
- StoneRuby4 mm cushion
- Size6.5 × 6.53 mmLength × width
- Weight1.21 gTotal item weight
Description
Red lab-created ruby studs sit inside a square halo of lab-grown diamonds in these stud earrings, a small flash of color in solid gold. The gold carries a polished rhodium finish that gives a bright, silver-tone shine and lets the red stone stand out. Each cushion-cut ruby is framed by round lab-grown diamonds, and the halo makes the center stone look larger and brighter, while a Post & Push Back closure holds each earring at the lobe. You can wear them with a crisp white shirt for the office or a black dress for dinner. They suit anyone celebrating a July birthday, since ruby is the July birthstone. Small, bright, easy to wear.
Key Features
- Crafted in 10K white gold with a polished finish
- Finished with rhodium plating for lasting brilliance
- Set with red lab-created ruby
- Measures 6.53 mm wide and 6.5 mm long
- Approximate weight of 1.21 grams
- Sold as a matching pair
Why You’ll Love It
- A pop of red that brightens everything from denim to evening wear.
- The halo adds sparkle without making the studs feel heavy or showy.
- Easy to put on in the morning and leave on all day.
- A modern shape that pairs well with your other studs and small hoops.
Perfect For
Ideal for July birthdays, anniversaries and other milestone moments, or any day you want a touch of color near the face. A fitting gift for a wife, daughter, mother or friend who loves ruby red.
Product details10K white gold · Ruby · 1.21 g
Metal
- Metal
- White gold
- Purity
- 10K
- Finish
- Polished
- Plating
- Rhodium
- Construction
- Solid
Stones
- Stone
- Ruby
- Origin
- Lab-created
- Shape
- Cushion
- Size
- 4 mm
- Carat weight
- 0.4 ct
- Color
- Red
- Number of stones
- 2
- Total gem weight
- 0.8 ct. tw.
More stones
- Stone
- Lab-grown diamond
- Shape
- Round
- Number of stones
- 32
- Carat weight
- 0.0035 ct
- Clarity
- VS/SI+
- Color grade
- G+
Measurements
- Length
- 6.5 mm
- Width
- 6.53 mm
- Total carat weight
- 0.112 ct. tw.
- Weight
- 1.21 g
Style & design
- Earring type
- Stud
- Earring style
- Birthstone
- Closure
- Post & Push Back
- Earring back
- Friction
- Style
- Modern
- Sold as
- A pair
More
- Made in
- India
- Birthstone
- July
- Item #
- SJQG-EM8582-CRU-010-0WLG
Our standards
- Stamped with its metal type (e.g. 14K, 925)
- Diamonds are conflict-free
- Colored gemstones are ethically sourced
Shipping & returnsFree insured shipping over $99 · 30-day returns
Free, insured shipping on US orders of $99 or more.
Return it within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in its original packaging.
Exchange it within 30 days for another size or another piece.
Covered by our One-Year Limited Jewelry Warranty against manufacturing defects.
What’s in the boxYour earrings in a luxury jewelry gift box
- Your earrings
- A luxury jewelry gift box
- A packing slip with no prices on it
Jewelry careStore each piece on its own in a soft pouch
Store each piece on its own in a soft pouch or lined box, so nothing scratches it.

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Are the rubies in these earrings real or treated?
Many rubies here are lab-created, which are real rubies in chemistry. Titles name created or lab-created stones, so check each listing. In general, natural rubies are commonly heat treated to improve color, and that is a standard, widely accepted practice for the stone.
Which ruby earring styles are most popular?
Studs lead the list, especially in sterling silver. Created ruby jacket earrings, round and oval studs, and graduated hoops appear near the top. Stud dangles, halo studs, and 14K yellow gold studs follow close behind.
What affects the price of ruby earrings?
Metal, stone type, and size drive the price. Sterling silver, 10K gold, and 14K gold differ in cost, as do lab-created versus natural rubies, total carat weight, and added diamonds or cubic zirconia. Solid gold styles cost more than plated ones. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which metal suits ruby earrings best?
Yellow gold warms the red, while white gold or silver looks crisp. Both gold tones appear here in 10K and 14K, with sterling silver for lighter budgets. Browse yellow gold ruby jewelry to compare how the color pairs with the stone.
Are ruby studs or dangles better for everyday wear?
Studs are the easier choice for daily wear. They sit close to the ear and rarely catch on hair or collars. Dangles and hoops add movement and suit dressier days. Rubies are very hard gems, so they hold up well to regular wear.