diamond stud earrings 1 carat price on eBay right now
Across 49 live Buy It Now listings for "diamond stud earrings 1 carat" on eBay US, the market median is $199. Half of listings sit between $70 and $400. Rescanned every 6 hours; last sweep 2026-10-16 15:31 UTC.
Cheapest Buy It Now right now
70% underbuy nowSolitaire 2CT Oval Lab Grown/CVD Diamond Wedding Stud Earrings 14k White Gold FN
70% underbuy now4 Ct Princess Cut VVS1/D Lab Created Stud Earrings 14k White Gold 7mm Push Back
70% underbuy now1/2 Ct Round Cut VVS1/D Lab Created Stud Earrings 14k White Gold Push Back 5mm
70% underbuy now1 Ct Round Cut VVS1/ D Lab Created Shiny Stud Earrings 14K White Gold 6mm Gift
70% underbuy now1.00 Carat Oval Shape VVS1/D Lab Created Stud Earrings 14k White Gold 7mm
70% underbuy now4.00 Ct Round Cut VVS1/D Lab Created Stud Earrings 14k White Gold 8mm Screw Back
65% underbuy now6 CT ROUND CUT VVS1/D LAB CREATED EARRINGS 14K WHITE GOLD SCREW-BACK 9MM GIFT
65% underbuy now2 Ct Round Cut VVS1/ D Lab Created Shiny Stud Earrings 14K White Gold 7mm Gift
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Price history
Price by condition
| condition | median | listings |
|---|---|---|
| New | $197 | 50 |
29% of current listings are promoted by the seller, which usually signals a motivated seller rather than a bargain. Compare against the condition medians above, not the overall median, before deciding a price is good.
What moves jewelry & gold prices
Gold and jewelry prices track two numbers: the metal weight times the spot price, and the premium for the brand or the stones. Unbranded gold chains trade close to melt value plus a small markup, so grams and karat matter more than the photos. Branded pieces (Cartier, Tiffany, Van Cleef) carry a brand premium that survives resale. For diamonds, carat, cut, color and clarity plus a GIA or IGI certificate set the price; lab-grown stones price at a fraction of mined.
How to read this
The median is the middle asking price of live Buy It Now listings for this exact search, so it reflects what sellers are asking today, not what buyers paid last month. Use the 25th percentile as a realistic quick-sale price and the 75th as a patient-seller price. Anything listed well under the 25th percentile is worth checking for condition, completeness, and seller feedback before you buy.