Earring Under $5,000

Published

24 years ago

May 25, 2000

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2020 Issue

Shy Creation 14K gold contemporary paperclip drop earring with diamonds

Shy Creation

14K gold contemporary paperclip drop earring with diamonds (0.17 TCW), $680

danielle miele:

Casual, chic and perfect for everyday wear! I want these myself!

cindy lewis:

The paper clip is so hot! These earrings have just the right amount of diamonds for every day. They will complement every face shape. I would love these for myself!

dan moyer:

Another look for casual dress, yet could be worn with an evening look as well. Big look for the price … Hot!

Martha Seely Design post earring and jacket hoop in 14K white gold with tanzanite and diamonds with interchangeable components

Martha Seely Design

Post earring and jacket hoop in 14K white gold with tanzanite (3.60 TCW) and diamonds (0.34 TCW) with interchangeable components, $3,200

C3 Designs Sterling silver and 14K yellow gold earrings

C3 Designs ^(TIE)

Sterling silver and 14K yellow gold earrings with a rough Selenite crystal and a rough black tourmaline crystal, accented with rainbow topaz cabochons, London blue topaz, one white diamond and one black diamond, $1,950

Loriann Jewelry linear earrings with Ethiopian opal layered with tanzanite and green sapphires with diamonds set in 14K gold

Loriann Jewelry ^(TIE)

Linear earrings with Ethiopian opal layered with tanzanite and green sapphires (4.40 TCW) with diamonds (0.06 TCW) set in 14K gold, $2,000

Barbara Smith Mclaughlin Fine Jewelry boulder opal, blue diamond earrings

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Barbara Smith Mclaughlin Fine Jewelry

Boulder opal, blue diamond (0.25 TCW) and Indonesian opalized wood in 22K gold, 18K gold, sterling silver, and 18K bi-metal with 14K post/large ear nuts, $4,200

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