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Birthstone jewelry has always had a little extra magic behind it. Unlike a trend piece you wear for a season and forget about, a birthstone accessory feels like it was picked with a story already attached — a nod to your birth month, a favorite person, a special memory, or simply a color that feels unmistakably you.
For anyone looking to add a little sparkle to their jewelry box without spending a fortune, Macy’s is making it easy with the Birthstone Cushion Halo Solitaire Stud Earrings. Originally $55, they’re now 60% off, bringing the price down to just $22. The sparkling halo design gives this pair a timeless feel, making them an easy choice for celebrating a milestone, and right now they’re on sale in a selection of fall birthstones.
Birthstone Cushion Halo Solitaire Stud Earrings, $22 (was $55) at Macy’s
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Shop at Macy'sThese halo stud earrings deliver the look of fine jewelry with a colorful, personal twist. Each earring features a cushion-cut simulated birthstone framed by a delicate halo of sparkling cubic zirconia, creating extra brilliance without overwhelming the center stone. The polished silver-plated setting keeps the vibrant gemstone looking crisp and luminous. Measuring just 5/16 inch in diameter, the studs are substantial enough to make a statement yet refined enough for everyday wear. Designed with secure push-back closures, they should stay comfortably in place from morning to night.The collection is currently available in three birthstone-inspired colors, allowing you to choose a shade that celebrates your birth month or simply your favorite hue. For example, October’s opal-like stone offers a muted, rainbow-tinted hue, November’s citrine glows with warm honey-gold tones, and December’s blue topaz brings a rich blue pop that feels especially elegant. Whether you’re shopping for yourself, commemorating a birthday, or choosing a meaningful gift, the colorful stones give these classic studs a more personalized feel while remaining timeless enough to wear year-round.
The classic silhouette makes these earrings incredibly versatile to style, pairing just as effortlessly with a crisp white button-down and jeans as they do with a cocktail dress or tailored blazer. Wear them solo for a refined pop of color, or stack them with dainty huggies, pavé hoops, and simple cuffs if you have multiple piercings. Because each stone represents a birth month, they also layer beautifully with birthstone necklaces, initial pendants, and other meaningful jewelry for a look that feels both personal and polished.
Jewelry lovers shared their adoration for these “absolutely gorgeous” and “beautiful” studs in the reviews section, saying that the design makes them “look like a million bucks.” One Macy’s shopper said that the “very sparkly” cut garners “so many compliments.”
Related: Walmart’s Beautiful $21 Birthstone Necklace Brings the Toi Et Moi Trend to Your Collection for 76% Less
This is one birthday gift you don’t have to wait for. Shop the Birthstone Cushion Halo Solitaire Stud Earrings at Macy’s while they’re still 60% off!
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