Lab Created Pear-shaped Ruby Drop Earrings in 14K Gold-filled

Lab-created rubies are gemstones that are grown in a controlled laboratory environment, replicating the natural processes that occur within the Earth. These stunning rubies possess the same chemical composition, physical properties, and optical beauty as their mined counterparts. The only difference is their origin, making them a sustainable and ethical alternative for those who seek the allure of fine jewelry without the environmental or social impact of mining.

Why Choose Lab-created Rubies?

• Exceptionally Clear and Beautiful: They are free from the inclusions and imperfections often found in natural stones.
• Ethically Sourced: They are conflict-free, ensuring a responsible choice.
• Environmentally Friendly: They are produced with minimal environmental impact.
• Durability: Enjoy the same sparkle and durability as natural rubies.
• Cost-Effective: Experience high quality at a fraction of the cost.
• Sustainable: Support sustainable practices with your purchase.

Elevate your jewelry collection with a choice that aligns with your values.

Gold-filled jewelry is a beautiful and affordable alternative to solid gold. It consists of a thick layer of 14K Gold mechanically bonded to a base metal, usually a proprietary alloy. This bonding process creates a durable material that resists tarnishing and fading, making it perfect for everyday wear. 

Why choose gold-filled jewelry?

• Tarnish-Resistant: Due to the gold content and the construction process of the metal.
• Exceptional Value: Provides the elegance of gold at a fraction of the cost.
• Longevity and Durability: Suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions.
• Enduring Quality: An ideal choice for those seeking lasting accessories.
• Hypoallergenic: Ideal for sensitive skin, as the thick gold layer minimizes the risk of allergic reactions.

Discover the perfect balance of affordability and elegance. Explore our gold-filled collection now.

Gold-Filled jewelry has a thick layer of gold bonded to a base metal using heat and pressure. This process creates a durable, long-lasting finish where the gold layer must make up at least 5% of the total weight.

Gold-Plated jewelry, on the other hand, has a very thin layer of gold applied through electroplating, where a base metal is coated with gold. The gold layer in gold-plated items is much thinner and can wear off more quickly.

Gold-Dipped jewelry, often used interchangeably with gold-plated, generally refers to the process where items are dipped into a gold solution to achieve a thin layer of gold. However, the term "gold-dipped" can sometimes imply an even thinner layer than gold-plated.

Both Gold-Plated and Gold-Dipped type can wear off relatively quickly with frequent use, making them less durable compared to Gold-Filled or Solid-Gold jewelry.