5mm Akoya Pearl Stud Earrings in 18ct Yellow Gold
A pair of round 5mm Akoya pearl studs set in 18ct yellow gold. The 5mm diameter gives the pearls more presence than the smaller 3mm version while keeping the familiar, compact stud shape. Yellow gold brings a warm contrast to the pearls. Wear them as a simple pair on their own or alongside a pearl necklace.
Details
- Pearls: round Akoya cultured pearls.
- Pearl diameter: approximately 5mm.
- Metal: 18ct yellow gold.
- Supplied as a pair.
Choose the pearl diameter and gold colour that suit your preferred proportions. Compare the available designs in our stud earring collection.
Care & client information
Follow our pearl and gemstone care guidance when cleaning and storing these earrings. Care should suit the pearls as well as the gold fittings. For delivery, returns or help with your order, visit Client Care.
Practical guidance for choosing and looking after your jewellery, with help for delivery, returns and your order.
How can we help?
Contact Roberts & Co for a question about a piece or an existing order. Please include the product name or your order number where relevant.
Delivery & returns
Find current delivery information, destinations and estimated timings in our delivery guide. For eligibility, time limits and the steps to return an order, please read our returns policy.
Find your fit
Use our ring sizing guide before choosing a size.
Chain lengths
To compare lengths, measure a necklace you already wear from end to end, including its clasp. Alternatively, use a soft tape to judge where you would like the chain to sit. A pendant will hang below that point. Available lengths and dimensions are shown on each product page; contact us if a measurement is missing.
Common chain lengths, with centimetres rounded to one decimal place: 14 inches (35.6cm), 16 inches (40.6cm), 18 inches (45.7cm), 20 inches (50.8cm) and 22 inches (55.9cm).
A fixed-length chain has one wearable length; an adjustable chain offers the fastening positions stated in its description. Check the options for your chosen piece, as available lengths vary. How a necklace sits also depends on your proportions and the pendant’s dimensions.
Materials & care
Understand the metal and finish of your piece in our materials and hallmarking guide. For storage and cleaning, including separate guidance for gold-plated jewellery, visit jewellery care.
Choosing a coin
Dates, denominations and struck details give genuine historic coins their individuality. Read the description and photographs of your chosen piece for its coin, setting, chain and finish.
Choose care to suit the material, finish and construction of your piece. Start gently, and ask a professional jeweller if its condition or materials are uncertain.
Gold plating & vermeil · Sterling silver · Solid gold · Historic coins · Gemstones & pearls
Everyday care
- Put jewellery on after perfume, cosmetics and hair products have dried.
- Remove it before bathing, swimming, exercise, cleaning and activities that expose it to knocks or chemicals.
- Store pieces separately to limit scratching and tangling. Check clasps, links and settings for wear.
Gold-plated jewellery & vermeil
A plated finish needs gentle care. After wear, wipe lightly with a clean, dry, soft cloth, without vigorous rubbing. Store dry and separately in a soft pouch or lined compartment.
Avoid silver dips, abrasive cleaners, polishing compounds, hard brushes and ultrasonic cleaning. Do not use a silver polishing cloth on a plated surface. The gold layer will change gradually with wear; its longevity depends on use and contact.
Sterling silver
Sterling silver can tarnish through exposure to air, moisture, cosmetics and chemicals. For suitable plain, unplated silver, use a silver polishing cloth gently. Mild soap and lukewarm water may be suitable for sound, plain pieces; rinse and dry thoroughly.
Do not apply this advice to gold-plated, oxidised, antique or delicate stone-set silver. Aggressive polishing can remove patina and soften detail.
Solid gold
For sound, plain gold jewellery, mild soap and lukewarm water with a soft cloth can remove surface residue. Rinse carefully and dry thoroughly. Check the requirements of any stones, settings or other materials first.
Historic coin jewellery
Preserve the coin’s struck details and signs of age. Avoid abrasive polishing, dips and attempts to remove patina. A coin, setting and chain may need different care; for a plated coin, follow the gold-plated guidance above. Seek advice before cleaning an antique or fragile piece.
Gemstones & pearls
Care varies by stone, treatment and setting. Do not assume ultrasonic or steam cleaning is suitable. Porous and delicate materials, enamel and glued elements need particular caution.
Wipe pearls gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth after wear. Do not soak or scrub them. Keep them separately from harder jewellery and avoid prolonged storage in very dry or airtight conditions.
When to seek advice
Stop wearing a piece if a stone is loose, a clasp is insecure or a link or setting is damaged. A professional jeweller can assess its condition before cleaning or further wear.
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