Stud Earrings

Which stud shape should you choose?

A single stone creates a small point of sparkle, while a flower, star or elongated design makes the shape more visible. Compare the front’s width and height so you can judge its scale beside neighboring earrings.

How do flat backs and other stud backs differ?

A flat back ends in a disc behind the ear, while a butterfly back slides onto a conventional stud post. Screw-fastened styles use a threaded connection. Browse flat back earrings if that backing is your priority; the broader stud collection includes different closures, so confirm the selected listing.

What should you check when buying studs online?

Check the base metal, finish, front dimensions and whether the price covers one earring or a pair. Marafine uses 925 sterling silver, with 18K gold plating on gold options and rhodium plating on silver options. Decorative stones include cubic zirconia, such as the emerald-green, turquoise-colored and black onyx-look accents, plus synthetic white opal in the White Opal flat back studs. A gemstone-inspired color name does not make a stone a natural gemstone. For a shaped accent, compare the designs in flower earrings or star earrings.

Does a smaller head always mean a thinner post?

No. Decorative head size and post gauge are separate measurements. Check both on the product you choose.

Are stud earrings all sold as pairs?

No. Select the option that states the quantity you want, and distinguish a complete earring from a top-only component.