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About
The smaller and more delicate version of our Poppy Studs, the Posey Studs II are our new favorite everyday stud. Handcrafted in 18-karat gold or platinum and featuring 0.26tcw of pear and marquise shaped diamonds on each stud, the Posey Studs II are versatile piece and can easily be added to any earstack.
Details
- Handcrafted in 18-Karat Gold
- Available in Platinum
- 0.26 total carat weight
- 7 mm in length
- Also available with Flat Backs
- Made in New York City
- STYLE JT3248EG-MQPS
- Featured on the right in Image 2, with our larger Poppy Studs II
Shipping
- All of our orders ship via overnight delivery
- Our in stock styles ship out within 2-3 days of purchasing
- Our made to order styles take 3-4 weeks to produce before they are ready to ship
- Local pickup is available from any of our New York locations here
- When your order is ready to ship, we'll confirm your delivery window via email or text
- An adult signature is required for all deliveries
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OUR MATERIALS
Gold
We exclusively use real, solid 18-karat gold in our collections. Jade Trau is conscious of the environmental impact of metal sourcing and makes a conscious effort to use recycled gold for the majority of our pieces.
DIAMONDS
All of our diamonds are carefully and ethically sourced to ensure that you receive the highest quality stone while feeling good about where it came from. We exclusively use 100% genuine, natural diamonds graded F/G in color and VS2 clarity; our philosophy is to honor the integrity and story of each diamond we work with and pay homage to the billions of years it takes for them to form under the earth's surface.
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