Grey Freshwater Pearl Stud Earrings in 14K Yellow Gold-Filled, 4mm
Stock Number:
SJQG-GFX40PG
$36.99
Product information
- Metal14/20 Yellow gold filledPolished
- StonePearlround
- Size4.0 × 4.0 mmLength × width
- Weight0.27 gTotal item weight
Description
A 4-5mm grey round cultured freshwater pearl stud earring in 14K gold filled -- a single round pearl in a post setting with friction-back closure. Sold as pair.
Gold filled means 14/20 -- a thick layer of real 14K gold bonded to a base metal core. More durable than gold plated and will maintain its finish with proper care.
Key Features
- Crafted in 14/20 yellow gold filled with a polished finish
- Set with grey pearl
- Measures 4 mm wide and 4 mm long
- Approximate weight of 0.27 grams
- Stone treatment: dyed
- Sold as a matching pair
Product details14/20 yellow gold filled · Pearl · 0.27 g
Metal
- Metal
- Yellow gold filled
- Purity
- 14/20
- Finish
- Polished
Stones
- Stone
- Pearl
- Origin
- Cultured
- Shape
- Round
- Color
- Grey
- Number of stones
- 2
- Treatment
- Dyeing
Measurements
- Length
- 4.0 mm
- Width
- 4.0 mm
- Weight
- 0.27 g
Style & design
- Earring type
- Ball
- Closure
- Post & Push Back
- Earring back
- Friction
- Style
- Classic
- Sold as
- A pair
More
- Made in
- Canada
- Birthstone
- June
- Item #
- SJQG-GFX40PG
Our standards
- Stamped with its metal type (e.g. 14K, 925)
- 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 our signature blue padded gift box
- Your earrings
- Our signature blue padded 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.
Grey Freshwater Pearl Stud Earrings in 14K Yellow Gold-Filled, 4mm
$36.99
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What affects the price of freshwater pearl earrings?
Metal, pearl size, and extras set the price. 14K yellow gold costs more than sterling silver, larger pearls cost more than small ones, and added stones like tanzanite or cubic zirconia change it too. Sets with a necklace and bracelet differ from single pairs. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which freshwater pearl earrings styles are most popular?
Pearl studs lead the list, in both silver and gold. Sterling silver stud sets and 14K yellow gold studs in white, black, and pink appear first. Leverback earrings, matching necklace and bracelet sets, and hoop danglers with cubic zirconia follow close behind.
Are these freshwater pearls natural or treated?
They are cultured pearls, grown in mollusks with human help. Our titles call many of them freshwater cultured pearls. In general, pearl color is often enhanced by dyeing, bleaching, or tinting, which is standard across the pearl industry, so deeper shades like black or pink may be treated.
What pearl size should I choose for everyday earrings?
Choose 4mm to 8mm studs for daily wear. They sit close to the ear and pair easily with other jewelry. Pearls of 10mm and up, including button shapes, make a bolder statement and suit dressier outfits or occasions.
Should I pick 14K yellow gold or sterling silver pearl earrings?
Pick gold for warmth, silver for a cooler, lighter look. 14K yellow gold gives a polished, warm frame to white, pink, or black pearls. Sterling silver suits grey and white pearls well, and it often holds cubic zirconia accents. Both are offered here in studs and drops.
What is the difference between round and button pearls?
Round pearls are spherical, while button pearls are slightly flattened. Round pearls give a classic ball shape on the ear. Button pearls look broader and sit a bit lower in profile. Baroque pearls, also on this page, have irregular shapes for a more organic look.