Platinum Lab 5X7 Created Blue Sapphire Pear Solitaire Stud Earrings

Highlights

• Two pear-shaped, lab-created blue sapphires measure 5 x 7mm each and carry AAA clarity.
• The 4-prong setting leaves each stone open at the sides, letting light reach it from multiple angles.
• The mounting is solid PT950 white platinum.
• Hypoallergenic soft backs provide a simple, secure closure.
• The sapphires are untreated, with no heat treatment applied.

Good to Know

• Solid PT950 platinum mounting offers a durable, tarnish-resistant setting for the sapphires.
• The 4-prong setting exposes more of each pear-shaped sapphire to light than a closed setting would.
• Hypoallergenic soft backs make for a straightforward, secure closure.
• Platinum is denser than gold alternatives, which can affect how noticeable the earrings feel in the ear.
• created sapphires will appeal less to shoppers specifically seeking natural, mined stones.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal are these earrings made of?

The earrings are set in PT950 white platinum, a solid platinum alloy rather than a plated metal.

What kind of sapphire is used, and how big is each stone?

The earrings feature two lab-created, untreated pear-shaped blue sapphires measuring 5 x 7mm each, rated AAA for clarity.

What type of setting holds the stones in place?

Each stone on the earrings sits in a 4-prong setting, which secures the sapphire at a few points while leaving the rest open to light.

What kind of earring backs do they use?

The earrings come with hypoallergenic soft backs, a simple push-style closure for daily use.

How to Care for Your Platinum Lab 5X7 Created Blue Sapphire Pear Solitaire Stud Earrings

1. Store the piece separately from other jewelry to avoid surface scratches.
2. Wipe the platinum mounting with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove oils and residue.
3. Clean the sapphires gently with a soft-bristled brush and mild soapy water, then rinse and pat dry.
4. Remove the earrings before swimming, bathing, or applying lotions and perfumes.
5. Check the prongs periodically to confirm each stone remains secure.