Round Solitaire Halo Stud Earrings In Silver
One round brilliant stone sits raised on claws at the centre of these halo stud earrings, ringed by a close set halo of much smaller stones. The centre stone stands clear of the halo rather than sitting level with it. There is nothing else on the design and nothing hangs below.
| Product Type | Stud Earrings |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Daily wear and gifting |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- The centre stone sits raised on claws, so it reads as separate from the halo rather than part of it.
- A close set halo of small stones rings the centre and makes the whole stud look larger.
- Raising the centre lets light reach it from underneath, which a flush set stone cannot manage.
- Produced in 925 sterling silver with the halo set in a continuous ring of small beads.
- This is the most conventional shape in the range, which is exactly why it suits daily wear.
Styling Suggestions
A round halo stud is the piece most people reach for without thinking, and it works from a desk to a wedding. Wear them with anything. They also make a straightforward gift, since the shape suits every age and almost every face.
FAQs
What does a halo actually do?
It surrounds the centre stone with smaller ones, which makes the whole piece look considerably larger than the centre stone alone. It also spreads light outward, so the stud reads as brighter from a distance than a plain solitaire would.
Is this too plain to give as a gift?
Quite the opposite. A halo stud is the safest gift in jewellery, because almost everyone will wear one and almost nobody already owns too many. It also suits every neckline and nearly every occasion, which more unusual shapes cannot claim.
How do I stop them dulling?
Wipe them with a soft dry cloth after each wear to lift skin oils and makeup, and store them in a closed pouch rather than open on a dressing table. Air and humidity are what dull silver over weeks and months.
Will the small halo stones come loose?
Well set halo stones are secure, held by beads of metal raised from the surface. Knocks against hard surfaces are what loosens them over time, so taking your earrings off before sport or a gym session is what protects the setting.
