The stud is the simplest design for an earring, usually consisting of a single stone attached to a wire post and secured with a standard back.
Acrostic Daisy Stud Earrings — Name Spelled in Silver Petals
These daisy-shaped stud earrings turn a name into the petals of a flower. Each petal carries one hand-enameled letter in black, wrapping around a bright yellow enamel center, with two green enamel leaves finishing the stem below. Cast in sterling silver and sized to keep the lettering legible at a wearable stud scale, the design started from a hand-drawn sketch and was refined through several rounds of review before the petal color and font size were finalized. The result is a small, wearable piece that reads as a flower first and a name second — a personal detail hidden in plain sight. It suits anyone who wants a meaningful name piece that doesn’t look like a typical nameplate or monogram.
Yellow Topaz & Opal Halo Stud Earrings in 14k Gold
These stud earrings were designed around a round yellow topaz center stone, approximately 5.5mm, surrounded by a full halo of small opal accent stones. Set in 14k yellow gold with a raised outer rim, the halo construction was specifically adjusted to keep the opals protected while preserving an open, uncovered look at the client’s request. The result is a classic, elegant stud intended for special-occasion wear rather than everyday use. The combination of yellow topaz and opal is a distinctive pairing not often seen together, chosen here specifically to bring two meaningful stones into one cohesive design.
Framed Kite Alexandrite Stud Earrings in Rose Gold
A pair of stud earrings built around elongated kite-shaped lab-grown alexandrite, each stone framed in a continuous rose gold bezel rather than traditional prongs. The frame setting fully encloses the pointed corners of the kite shape, protecting the most vulnerable part of the stone while giving the design a clean, architectural silhouette. Lab-grown alexandrite was chosen for its color-changing character with a lower cost than natural material, and the custom-cut stones were calibrated specifically to this elongated kite shape. The result is a minimal, geometric stud that sits close to the earlobe, easy to wear daily without any exposed points or prongs to catch on hair or clothing.
Recreated Diamond Halo Stud Earring in White Gold
This pair of halo stud earrings was built to recreate an original pair the client already owned, matching the round brilliant center stone, the circular diamond halo, and the screw-back closure of the source piece. The master jeweler worked from the client’s own earring, scanning and measuring it directly to model the mounting before resetting lab-grown diamonds to match the original’s appearance. The prong shape was adjusted after delivery to mirror the flatter, more squared prongs the original had developed from wear over time. The result is a pair designed to sit as a true match to the earring the client started with, finished in a consistent white gold tone with secure screw backs for daily wear.
Ruby & Diamond Starburst Halo Stud Earrings Remade in White Gold
This pair of oval ruby and diamond halo stud earrings was built to replace an earring that could not be matched. Rather than attempt to pair a new stone with a ruby that had been originally cut and sourced as a set, the studio recommended building an entirely new matching pair — reusing the diamonds from the surviving earring and sourcing a fresh, well-matched pair of rubies. Each earring centers an oval ruby held by prongs, surrounded by a halo of twelve round diamonds in a classic sunburst arrangement, set in 18k white gold. The design closely mirrors the original earring’s proportions and halo structure. This piece suits someone who already owns a ruby and diamond pair they love and wants that exact look preserved, even when the original materials can’t all be carried forward intact.
Anubis Stud Earrings in Black Rhodium with Garnets
These stud earrings take the form of the jackal-headed god Anubis, rendered in dimensional relief with fine linear texture running down the headdress. The entire surface is plated in black rhodium over 14k white gold for a deep, matte-black finish, while three round red garnets mark the eyes, forehead, and neck on each piece. Sized at roughly half to three-quarters of an inch, they sit as a compact but detailed statement on the ear, secured with a standard post-and-butterfly closure. The design pairs cultural and symbolic imagery with a dark, modern metal finish, making it suited to anyone drawn to ancient iconography rendered in a contemporary way.
Matched Diamond Stud Earrings in 14k White Gold
This pair of round brilliant diamond stud earrings began as a single earring from an existing set. Rather than modify just one setting, the design was rebuilt as a full matched pair in 14k white gold, with the client’s original diamond reset alongside a newly sourced stone selected specifically to match its measurements, cut quality, and color and clarity grade. Both earrings were finished with threaded screw-back posts for a more secure, everyday-ready hold. The four-prong setting is a classic, versatile choice that keeps the focus on the stones themselves. The result is a cohesive pair that reads as a single original set rather than a repair or a mismatch.
