Lab-Grown Diamond Georgian Oval Drop Huggies in 14K Yellow Gold and Black Rhodium, 3.10 ct tw

The oval combines the brilliance of a round with a longer outline, so it looks larger than a round of the same carat weight and elongates the line of the face when worn as a drop.

Each earring measures 23 millimeters, just under an inch, from top to bottom. Each oval weighs just over 1.5 carats.

Treat them as fine jewelry. Take them off for sport and at night, as drops can catch and settings can be damaged, and before showering, as soap leaves a film that dulls the diamonds. Avoid harsh chemicals, which can wear the black rhodium.

Yes. A lab-grown diamond has the same chemical composition, crystal structure, hardness and optical properties as a mined diamond, and is graded on the same scales for color, clarity and cut. The difference is origin: it is grown in a laboratory over weeks rather than formed in the earth over millions of years.

Yes. It can be made to order in 14K white gold, in 2 to 4 weeks depending on availability.

Georgian jewelry, made between 1714 and 1837, often set diamonds in silver over gold, which darkened over time and framed the stones in black. This design borrows that contrast with black rhodium, for an antique reference with a clean, contemporary line.

Rhodium is a precious metal in the platinum family. Black rhodium is applied as a fine plating over gold to give a dark, glossy finish. Like any plating, it can soften with wear, and can be refreshed by a jeweler.

The Lab-Grown Diamond Edit includes martini studs from 0.56 to 5.13 carats total weight, in white and yellow gold. For a size outside the collection, Eimear can source a matched pair to your brief.