Most bar earrings stick to one diamond shape. These Mixed Cut Lab Diamond Bar Drop Earrings use three shapes. Each earring has a row of five diamonds: a pear cut at the top and bottom an emerald cut next to each pear and one round in the middle. Small prongs hold each diamond in a metal frame one after another. When worn the row hangs down the earlobe. That means ten diamonds across the pair with a weight of 2.046 carats. These lab grown diamond drop earrings use pear cuts that're 4.50 by 3.20 mm and emerald cuts that are 4.3, by 3.2 mm.

The diamonds are graded E_F for color and VVS to VS for clarity. That means they look colorless, and any inclusions are too small to see without magnification. They are IGI certified, and the certificate is available on request. A mined diamond of the same grade and size costs a good deal more than a lab grown diamond one. The metal is 925 silver or solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, white or rose, and there is a hallmark stamp. As diamond earrings for women go, they work for dinner out, and for a birthday gift too.

Key Features

Pear Cut Diamond Earrings: Each earring has two pear cut diamonds at 4.50 x 3.20 mm, two emerald cut at 4.3 x 3.2 mm and one round, all E_F color and VVS to VS clarity.

Carat Weight: 2.046 ct total for the pair, across 10 diamonds.

Metal: 925 silver or solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold with a hallmark stamp.

Certification: IGI certified, with the certificate available on request.

How They’re Held: Small prongs hold each diamond in a narrow metal frame in one straight row.

Good To Know: The photos show white metal and these lab grown diamond drop earrings also come in yellow or rose.