Description

Lab Created Star Sapphire Oval Cabochon Earrings
8x6mm Oval Cabochons in your choice of Lab Created Blue Star Sapphire or Lab Created Star Ruby (more pink in color). These simple earrings are made with the post centered to the gemstone which helps with the earring lay in the middle of your ear lobe vs. drooping like a top post earring can cause.

A classic cabochon earring stud, this is a great staple to add to your collection. These come with matching metal ear backs.

Authenticity Guaranteed: Every mounting comes with a purity stamp, assuring you of its premium quality and authenticity.

Eco-Conscious Craftsmanship: Proudly cast in the USA, our mountings are made using Recycled De-ox Premium Metals, reflecting our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Size Specifications: Made with – 8x6mm oval lab created corundum star cabochons (choose gemstone).

Metal Availability: Crafted to perfection in your choice of precious metals:

• Sterling Silver
• 10kt Yellow Gold
• 10kt White Gold (not rhodium plated)
• 14kt Yellow Gold
• 14kt White Gold (not rhodium plated)
• 14kt Rose Gold

If you’d like to create this look with different gemstones or different sizes, please contact us or visit the mounting page for this earring (E-2900) and create your own combination!

How to View the Star in a Star Sapphire:

Star sapphires display a unique optical effect called asterism, where a star-shaped pattern appears to float across the surface of the gemstone. This effect is caused by light reflecting off tiny needle-like inclusions within the stone.

To best view the star:

• Use a direct, single light source. A flashlight, phone light, or a beam of sunlight works best. Avoid diffused or ambient lighting, as it may obscure the star.

• Hold the stone at an angle. Gently tilt or move the gem while keeping the light focused on it. The star will appear to move across the surface as the angle changes.

• Place it against a dark background if possible to increase contrast and visibility of the star.

Please note:
The star may not be visible under certain indoor lighting conditions (like soft overhead lights), which is completely normal. A properly lit environment is key to fully appreciating the beauty of a star sapphire.