NEW YORK CITY, March 2010 -- Lauren Klein Jewelry, a leading online retailer of women’s jewelry, personalized jewelry and diamond necklaces has unveiled new collections for the upcoming Spring holidays: crucifix jewelry in a variety of styles for Easter, and clovers and green gemstones to commemorate Saint Patrick’s Day.

“Springtime brings two of the biggest holidays of the year. For so many people, Easter and Saint Patrick’s Day are meaningful occasions, and jewelry has always been a wonderful way to commemorate holidays and traditions,” says Sarah Leight, manager of Lauren Klein Jewelry. “We’re proud to sell high quality pieces that reflect timeless traditions while being in step with the hottest, most current jewelry trends.”

The crucifix is the most enduring symbol of the Easter holiday, most popularly worn as a pendant. Lauren Klein’s wide selection of crucifix jewelry includes men’s and ladies’ diamond and gold necklaces and earrings featuring crosses in a variety of styles. A popular item this year is the vibrant multi-color white gold cross pendant, which features garnet, amethyst, peridot, citrine, and blue topaz, all set in 14 karat white gold.

Add a touch of class to your wardrobe with these genuine diamond stud earrings. This versatile pair features round diamonds (1/2 cttw) cradled in four-prong settings of radiant and durable 14 karat white gold. The white gold setting complements the diamonds beautifully. The perfect accent for day or night, these earrings are set on posts with friction backs.

14k White Gold, Round, Diamond Stud Earrings

Both of the previous reviewers have complained about the color/clarity of the diamonds. They are rated, at least, K – I3. Yes, these ratings signify an off-color stone with visible inclusions. That’s why you can purchase 1ct for this price!

I have purchased several pieces of jewelry from Amazon in the past. They have always been SUPERIOR to the product description parameters, and the craftsmanship is outstanding.

The earrings were well made but totally lacked any sparkle. The diamonds looked more like pieces of dark glass and my wife has not even worn them. It may have been on sale but still was not worth the $100 I paid for it. The way it was rated: J-K Color and 12 -13 Clarity does not mean anything to me (and I am sure not to most anyone). If I had been able to see a picture of different clarities and color so I could have compared them I would not have bought them. The picture that WAS available is totally misleading. Don’t waste your money. (The reason I have not returned them is because I am very busy right now and to find something to pack it in, go to the post-office, stand in line, insure it etc just was too much and I was so angry I never wanted anything to do with the stupid things anyway)