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trendsetter opal hoop earrings

$70

Hypoallergenic oval-shaped hoop earrings made with pure medical-grade titanium feature four opal-set gemstones. These everyday skin-friendly hoop earrings can be paired with our Opal Collette Studs and Single Nano Oasis Flat Back Stud to create an opal-inspired stack.

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BASE METAL Pure Titanium ASTM F-67
COATING Titanium Nitride PVD
HOOP DIAMETER
POST LENGTH 6mm
POST THICKNESS 21G (0.8mm)

Materials

ASTM F-67: Pure, unalloyed titanium. This is the safest metal for sensitive ears because it is the least likely to cause a reaction. We use this for almost all of our earrings.

ASTM F-136: Implant grade titanium. This is an biocompatible alloy containing aluminum, vanadium, and titanium. We use this for our flat back studs.

STAINLESS STEEL: We use this as a base metal for our bracelets and necklaces. We always use nickel free and lead free stainless steel. It is then plated with titanium nitride, a biocompatible material, to further protect sensitive skin.

COATING: Titanium nitride PVD is applied to our gold jewelry to give it an 18k gold color. Titanium nitride is a hypoallergenic material that is more durable and resistant to wear than gold plating.

CARE: Since the materials we use are non-tarnishing, our jewelry can be worn in the water and will not change color, rust, tarnish or turn green.

Tested for Purity

We lab test our earrings to ensure they meet our Clean Jewelry standards

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mini trendsetter hoop earrings

$55

So close

I really love these earrings, zero irritation as promised and they're the perfect size. The opals looked a little different in person than I had expected but grew to love them pretty quickly. The problem is the opals keep falling off. It's happened twice so far, I glued the first one back in hoping it was a one-off, but now a different one just fell out and I need to glue that one back on too. I've been lucky to be able to find the opal each time so far so I can replace it, but I'm afraid of when that luck runs out and leaves me with a gap that's going to look really tacky