
CZ Stud Earrings
316L stainless steel CZ stud earrings. A prong-set cubic zirconia on a skin-safe steel post, tarnish-free and waterproof, with comfort backs sized to stay put.
Stainless Steel Earrings · Stainless Steel · MOQ 50 pcs
A front-to-back earring that shows a single round stone on the lobe and a curved row of stones underneath it. From the front it is a plain stud; from the side the row curls up behind the lobe and reads as a small hoop. Made in 316L stainless steel under an 18K gold PVD finish, and priced per pair.



Overview
This is a single front-back design, sold per pair. The post runs straight through the lobe, so the front shows one round stone in a prong setting, while the back carries a curved bar set with a row of roughly six round stones. The bar sits below and behind the ear, so the earring reads as a stud from the front and as a small curve from the side, which is the point of a front-back fitting.
The whole piece is 316L stainless steel, the same low-carbon grade sold as SUS316L and specified for surgical implants under ASTM F138. That matters most in earrings, because the post sits inside the skin: 316L is hypoallergenic for most wearers and does not react with skin, and it is tarnish-free and non-magnetic. The gold is an 18K PVD layer bonded by ion plating in a vacuum chamber, not a dipped coating.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 316L stainless steel |
| Design | One design — a front round stone on the post with a curved row of stones behind the lobe |
| Stone | Rhinestone — faceted glass or acrylic stones |
| Stones per earring | One front stone plus a curved row of about six round stones behind the lobe |
| Finish | 18K gold PVD (vacuum plating / ion plating) |
| Sold as | Per pair |
Variants
The stones are colourless as shown; the same fitting can be quoted with coloured rhinestone on request.
Gold PVD is standard; a steel-tone version without plating can be quoted for buyers who prefer bare steel.
The curved back row is supplied as designed; tell us if you need a shorter or longer curve and we will quote it.
Materials
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| 316L stainless steel | The grade specified for surgical implants, with molybdenum 2–3% and carbon 0.03% max. Used here for the post as well as the body. |
| Rhinestone | A faceted glass or acrylic stone. We name it as rhinestone and do not upgrade the claim to a zirconia, so your listing matches what arrives. |
| 18K gold PVD | Gold bonded by ion plating in a vacuum chamber, which wears longer than a dipped electroplated layer. Thickness is quoted per order. |
316L
Every design on this page is made in 316L stainless steel — the molybdenum-bearing austenitic grade, and the same grade specified for surgical implants and marine fittings. The “L” is low carbon, which is what keeps chain links and hollow forms sound at the joins.
Grades are worth stating rather than implying, because 316L, 304 and 201 look identical in a photograph and differ by real money per tonne. We name the grade on every design. If your market needs documentation with the goods, tell us and we will confirm what is available on this design before you order.
| Property | 316L stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Designation | 316L (AISI/ASTM) · SUS316L under JIS · 1.4404 under EN |
| Composition | Chromium 16–18%, nickel 10–14%, molybdenum 2–3%, carbon 0.03% max |
| Why 316L and not 304 or 201 | Molybdenum is what resists chlorides, and neither of the cheaper grades contains any |
| Tarnish and rust | Does not tarnish, and does not rust from everyday wear, sweat or water |
| Skin | Hypoallergenic for most wearers, and not nickel-free — it contains 10–14% nickel by specification |
| Specified for | Surgical implants (ASTM F138) and marine fittings, which is where the “surgical” and “marine grade” labels come from |
Best for
A stud-and-curve shape that fills the space a second piercing would.
A 316L post for buyers who react to base-metal earrings.
One pair reads as a finished gift at a stud price point.
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