Brincos de ouro
Shop solid gold earrings in 10k, 14k, and 18k — hoops, studs, huggies, and drops in yellow, white, and rose gold. Every pair is cast and finished from real gold, never plated, with the option to add lab-grown diamonds, moissanite, or natural gemstones.
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Brincos de ouro 10K requintados com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório.
Brincos de ouro 10K com diamantes sintéticos em formato de pera, estilo herança de família.
Brinco de argola em ouro 10K com diamante sintético em formato de pera e cravação em garras.
Brincos de argola polidos em ouro 10K com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório.
Brinco de argola com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório, em ouro 10K.
Brincos de ouro 10K com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório e engaste em bisel.
Brinco pendente em ouro 10K com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório e cravação em garras
Brinco de argola em ouro 10K com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório e cravação em garras
Brinco de pino com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório, cravejado em garras, em ouro 10K
Brincos de pino com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório, cravejados com garras, em ouro rosa 10K.
Brincos de ouro branco 10K com diamante cultivado em laboratório em formato de marquise e cravação em garras.
Brinco pendente em ouro branco 10K com diamante cultivado em laboratório em formato de pera e cravação em garras.
Solid Gold Earrings, Made From the Metal Up
Gold earrings earn their place as a wardrobe staple because they never go out of style and rarely need to leave your ears. Whether you prefer the everyday shine of a small huggie, the drama of a statement hoop, or the quiet sparkle of a diamond stud, gold takes on whatever style you're going for while holding up to daily wear.
Karat purity is what separates a good pair of gold earrings from an average one. 10k gold (41.7% pure) is the most affordable and most durable, better suited to earrings you barely take off. 14k gold (58.3% pure) is the industry standard — a balance of warmth, strength, and value that most people choose for everyday jewelry. 18k gold (75% pure) has the richest, most saturated color and softer feel, best for pieces you'll wear a little more selectively. We cast every earring in solid gold, not gold plating or vermeil, so the color and quality run all the way through — not just the surface.
Because we manufacture our own gold jewelry rather than reselling it, we're able to offer real 10k–18k gold earrings, in yellow, white, or rose gold, with lab-grown diamonds, moissanite or gemstones, at prices that reflect factory-direct sourcing instead of multiple markups. Pair your earrings with a matching gold necklace or gold ring for a finished look, or mix metals for a layered, modern stack.
Perguntas frequentes
The karat number tells you how much pure gold is in the alloy. 10k gold is 41.7% pure gold, 14k is 58.3%, and 18k is 75%. Higher karat gold has a richer, warmer color but is softer and more prone to scratching, while lower karat gold is more durable and better suited to earrings worn every day.
Every pair is solid gold all the way through — never plated, filled, or vermeil. Plated jewelry has a thin gold layer over a base metal that wears off over time; solid gold earrings keep their color and value for life.
Yes. 10k and 14k gold are especially well suited to daily wear because the added alloy metals make them more resistant to scratching and bending than higher karat or plated jewelry. It's still a good idea to remove them before swimming, showering, or sleeping to keep them looking their best.
Solid gold, especially 14k and 18k, is a good option for sensitive ears because it contains a low proportion of the alloy metals (like nickel) that most commonly cause irritation. Gold-plated earrings are not hypoallergenic, since the base metal underneath can trigger a reaction once the plating wears through.
Price depends on the karat, the weight of gold used, and any diamonds or gemstones in the design. Because we manufacture our earrings directly rather than sourcing through multiple distributors, we're able to offer solid gold pieces at prices closer to the cost of the metal and craftsmanship than a typical retail markup.
Real gold earrings carry a karat stamp — usually 10k, 14k, 18k, or a number like 585 or 750 — somewhere on the earring or clasp. Plated or filled jewelry either won't have this stamp or will note "GP," "GF," or "vermeil" instead.
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