14 Karat Yellow Gold Diamond and Brown Topaz Earrings

14k yellow gold and silver Gresha signature bark and leaf with natural white and brown colored diamonds weighing 1.20cts. the silver has been bl...

14 karat yellow gold diamond hoop with smokey topaz earrings, containing 72 round full cut diamonds weighing .65pts. surrounding 2 round smokey ...

14 karat yellow gold diamond dangle earrings, containing 2 round brilliant cut diamonds of very nice quality weighing .66pts.

About 14k white gold 5/8 inch in diameter diamond hoop earrings Specifications: main stones: 2 Natural Fancy Yellow Trillion Cut Diamonds side stone: 50 round Diamonds ...

A perfect balance of brilliance and warm tones defines these elegant drop earrings crafted in 14-karat yellow gold, set with a selection of stunning brown diamonds. With a sophistica...

These new drop/dangle elegant earrings are crafted in solid 14k yellow and white gold. They feature 2 round brilliant cut bezel set diamonds and 2 dangling pear cut fancy brown prong...

Smoky Quartz Stones surrounded by Diamonds Set in 14K Rose Gold The Smokey Quartz 31.70ct Diamonds 0.58ct H SI The earrings measure 1.5" x .75" The earrings weigh 12.1 grams.

Gurhan 24K and 18K Gold Smoky Quartz Drop Earrings, 1990 These Gurhan earrings feature an elongated briolette cut smoky quartz drop, wrapped with hand hammered 24k gold. Th earring’s dangle is decorated with a diamond flower, bead set into 24k gold—an inverse of the gold and white circular motif that it is suspended from. The top piece is reminiscent of a sun, and the hand hammered gold catches light nicely and facets off beautiful patterns. Each earring contains 25 single cut diamonds that add a wonderful sparkle. Like all Gurhan pieces, these earrings were made in Turkey. Gurhan pioneered the return of pure 24k gold into contemporary jewelry. Because 24k gold is so soft, it is ideal for hand hammered texture, and these earrings are a lovely example of the hand hammered technique often found in Gurhan’s pieces. Gurhan begins his process at the jeweler’s bench...