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Our gold edge ear cuff is a 3 mm wide cuff made for the conch - no piercing required. Simply slide onto the conch part of your ear and go. *Given that these are handmade, each cuff is unique in design. See photos above for sample cuffs. Designed with half-lined detail and smooth detail. 14k gold filled 3 mm width *How to place an ear cuff: Start by sliding the ear cuff over the top part of your ear ( the thinnest cartilage part) then slide down onto the lower conch. Gently tug to make…
This striking V shape with a sparkling prong mounted Cubic Zirconia Ear Cuff is so flattering to the ear and sure to turn heads! This cuff is non pierced and hugs the side of your ear comfortably and securely. It is directional as the pattern has been off set for an excellent look on the ear from a frontal view. It is available in these metals: * Sterling Silver * Gold Filled Other options include: * Left Side * Right Side * Pair This piece will arrive in a Gift Box and include simple…
Gold toned ear cuffs with dancing soul carving. - Aza Fashions
Earcuff gilded with fine gold brass Weight of an earcuff : 1,5 gr / 0.05 oz Height : 1 cm / 0.4 in This earcuff is not suitable to be worn differently than the one shown in the pictures
Hoops, drop earrings, studs, and pearls. Sterling silver and 18k gold vermeil.
Sterling Silver or Gold leaves ear cuff, ear climber, By @sigalita - 24$ http://etsy.me/1nwDiiE
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Please read the announcement carefully: Gold-plated ear jewelry, decorated with engraved leaves and flowers, entirely handmade, each model is a unique piece, the number of leaves, their sizes and their arrangements may vary, it will not be exactly the same model as on the photos you will receive. I make them based on my ear (the one you can see in the worn photos) For the system you just need to slide the ring from bottom to top on the cartilage until it is slightly tight, then put the post…
