Houston Diamond District1 to 10 Carat IGI Certified LAB GROWN Diamond Earrings 4 Prong Push Back (E/F Color VS2/SI1 CLARITY)

I've purchased jewelry from Houston Diamonds Direct multiple times and have never been dissatisfied! The settings are breathtaking and Diamonds extremely unique and sparkling! I give them 10 out of 10 when it comes to the quality of the Diamonds and gold! I appreciate their affordable jewelry because though it cost less, I've always got the same quality of jewelry! I highly recommend Houston Diamond District if your looking for amazing jewelry real solid gold and beautiful Diamonds that you can cherish for a lifetime!I. Amani Gardner

I am glad that these earrings came across my Amazon feed when I was looking for a 50th birthday gift for my wife. I love the clarity of the diamonds and the white gold was super brilliant. The size of the diamonds were a perfect size for her. Being that diamond is her birthstone, this was the perfect gift. This won’t be the last purchase I make from this seller.

I bought the yellow gold, round 1 carat earrings. They arrived via FedEx in 2 days. I don't use Prime, so that's pretty fast.They look GREAT! The 1/2 carat ones weren't much cheaper than the 1 carat ones, so I suggest going with 1 carat or larger. These are the push backs, which I prefer. The screw backs are difficult for me to attach. These also came with a certificate validating their clarity, cut and estimated value.

Great priceGreat productLady friend is high maintenance, She loved the gift , Need not say more. Highly recommend this product

They are very nice but I scared I’m going to lose them because their no screw on..

Well she loves them, hasn’t taken them off since she received them on Mothers Day.

Perfect

These stones arrived without an IGI certificate or any other paperwork indicating what the IGI numbers that are supposedly laser-engraved on the diamonds are, making it impossible to verify if they are actually diamonds graded by IGI of the appropriate quality. I received a non-binding “appraisal” from a Diamond Graduate of GIA, not an actual employee of GIA, and not at all the equivalent of an actual IGI or GIA report. This appraisal document did not mention the laser engraved numbers supposedly on the diamonds or their IGI report numbers. This is incredibly suspicious, and no reputable jeweler would fail to include such documents when asserting that they are selling IGI certified products.