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Flower Earrings
114 pieces
“Buy jewelry you fall in love with: something that makes you happy every time you put it on.” Trax, at the counter on 47th Street
114 flower pairs, more than half in sapphire. Four in five pairs bought were diamond, nearly all 14K.
The 3 mm mini diamond flower sold most, 131 in the year. The next three run 7 to 8.5 mm.
Flower earrings, nearly all in 14K gold with a few in 18K and 10K. More than half are sapphire flowers in pink, ocean blue, lilac, crimson, orange, yellow, green and rainbow, plus pairs in national flag colors. The rest are mostly diamond flowers, lab-grown or natural, among them pink, blue and green lab-grown diamond flowers, upside down diamond flowers and canary flowers, plus a ruby flower.
14K Gold 10 PT Diamond Flower Earrings (Lab) 68236
14K · 8.5 mm · 2.1 g
14K Gold Mini Diamond Flower Stud Earrings 65956
14K · 3 mm · 0.9 g
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14K Gold 15 Pt Flower Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings 68029
14K · 2.8 g
14K Gold Flower Diamond Stud Earrings 21049
14K · 5.2 g
14K Gold Pink Sapphire Diamond Flower Earrings 66856
14K · 8.5 mm · 2.2 g
14K Gold Large Glacier Sapphire Diamond Flower Earrings 67164
14K · 3.3 g
14K Gold 25PT Upside Down Lab-Grown Diamond Flower Earrings 13 mm 70717
14K · 4.5 g
14K Gold Fireflower Sapphire Diamond Earrings Small 66854
14K · 9 mm · 2.4 g
14K Gold 10PT Upside Down Diamond Flower Earrings 9 mm 70715
14K · 2.1 g
14K Gold 15PT Upside Down Diamond Flower Earrings 11 mm 70716
14K · 3.1 g
14K Gold Violet Bloom Sapphire Diamond Flower Earrings 66906
14K · 1.7 g
14K Gold Small Ocean Bloom Sapphire Diamond Flower Earrings 66791
14K · 3.25 g
14K Gold 10 Pt Yellow Diamond Flower Earrings (Lab) 68214
14K · 2.2 g
14K Gold Blue Diamond Flower Earrings (Lab) 68175
14K · 11 mm · 3.3 g
14K Gold 15PT Upside Down Diamond Flower Earrings (Lab) 11 mm 70721
14K · 3.1 g
14K Gold Cherry Blossom Flower Earrings Small 69904
14K · 9 mm · 1.9 g
14K Gold Cherry Blossom Flower Earrings Large 69903
14K · 11 mm · 2.7 g
14K Gold 10 PT Green Diamond Flower Earrings (Lab) 68209
14K · 9 mm · 2.1 g
If the piece is at the counter, your rep can show it to you on video.
Buyer's guide
How to choose women's flower earrings
Diamond or sapphire first, then the millimeters, the points, the gold and the back
Start with an all-diamond flower in 14K gold. Four pairs in five sold were just that. The mini diamond flower is the pair people take home most, small enough to wear every day. For a flower that shows across a table, go to about 8 mm. Buy a sapphire flower when you want color at the ear. Ask us which back comes on a pair before you pay.
Four picks from this page
14K Mini Diamond Flower Studs, 3 mmBought most, 131 pairs in the year. Rose or white gold only.
14K Diamond Flower Earrings, 7 mmSecond most bought, 82 in the year. A 7 mm flower in yellow, white or rose gold.
14K Natural Diamond Flower Studs, 8 mmThird most bought, 76 in the year. It lists 1.25 carats of natural diamond.
14K Lab-Grown Diamond Flower Earrings, 10 PTFourth most bought, 59 in the year. Lab-grown, 8.5 mm across, 1.22 carats in all.
Stone: what the flowers are set with and how each stone sold
| Stone | Pairs here | Share of pairs sold | Typical width | Typical grams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White diamond | 33 | 80 percent | 9 mm | 2.9 g |
| Colored diamond | 11 | 2 percent | 10 mm | 2.1 g |
| Sapphire and diamond | 25 | 11 percent | ask us | 3.25 g |
| Sapphire | 29 | 5 percent | 9 mm | 2.75 g |
| Flag colors in sapphire | 11 | none sold | ask us | 3.2 g |
| Ruby or pink corundum | 2 | 2 percent | ask us | 2.65 g |
| Canary, stone unnamed | 3 | none sold | ask us | 3 g |
Every count on this card is from the 114 pairs live here on September 26, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to that day; prices are on the listings. Width and grams are the middle pair of each row. Many sapphire pairs set diamonds too.
Questions we get at the counter
What size flower earrings should I buy?
Buy a flower of 7 to 8.5 mm to have it seen across a table, the size of the best sellers after the mini. The 3 mm mini diamond flower sold most, a quiet everyday pair. Ask us for any width a listing leaves out.
Are the diamonds in these flower earrings real?
Yes, where the title says diamond, it is real diamond, grown in a lab or mined. Twenty say lab-grown and 57 natural, and 12 say neither, so ask us about those before you pay.
Should I buy diamond or sapphire flower earrings?
Buy diamond for a pair that goes with everything, the stone of four pairs in five sold. Buy sapphire for color at the ear, in pink, blue, crimson or a rainbow mix. Sapphire is hard enough to wear every day.
More questions we get
What does 10 PT mean on flower earrings?
It means each small diamond in the flower weighs 10 points, a tenth of a carat. Those pairs list about 1.2 to 1.4 carats of diamond in all. If a listing leaves the total out, ask us for it before you buy.
Which gold color should I pick for flower earrings?
Pick the gold you wear most, since almost every pair offers yellow, white and rose. White gold makes white diamonds and blue stones look cooler, and yellow warms pink and red. The mini diamond flower comes in rose or white only.
What back do these flower earrings have?
Ask us, since no listing here says screw back or push back. A screw back threads onto the post and holds through sleep. A push back is quicker on and off. Send the item number to the live chat and we will check, or text it to 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.
What are upside down diamond flower earrings?
They set each diamond point out, the reverse of the usual way, for a sharper, spikier sparkle. Four flowers in the case are made that way, all in 14K gold. They run from a 9 mm pair to a 13 mm pair.
Can I return flower earrings?
Yes, up to fourteen calendar days after delivery, unworn and unaltered. Clear the return in the live chat first, or by phone or text at 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET, and the flowers travel back on our insured label. Per the refund policy, the flowers' refund loses a five percent restocking fee and that label's cost.


















