#153

I literally can't think of one good reason I bought these. Ugly.

#115

I got these from a friend whose style is a bit more flashy than mine. I used to hate faceted stones. I thought they looked cheap for some reason. Like they were trying too hard to be diamonds.

I'm surprised how much I have actually worn these.

#114

I don't remember where I got these. But I looooove them.

They are some of the first gold earrings I bought for myself that I actually wear.

I think they are feminine and delicate, but bold at the same time.

Is that even possible? Guess so!

#108

I think I got these in Paris. I like the design, but the metal is a bit too brassy, so I rarely wear them.

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#71

Love these. Amy got them for me--I think it was for Christmas a couple of years ago.

They are faaaaantastic. So feminine, but really bold.

Yes.

#50

I really think these are some of the most beautiful earrings I own.

But they are too stinking heavy. I always end up taking them out before the end of the day because they weigh too much.

They're pretty, though, aren't they?

#41

These are earrings that I never wear. Ever.

I think the color looks horrible on me.

However, I wore them with a royal blue cardigan this go 'round, and they actually looked okay. Not great, but not terrible.

#28

I secretly (okay, not secretly) love getting earrings as gifts, because people give me earrings I would never have found or picked out myself, and I always end up loving them.

Case in point:

My lovely and talented sister Amy gave these to me for Christmas. Aren't they awesome? I probably wouldn't have paid much attention to these because the findings are gold, but that's really secondary, because it's the pearl and the circular white 'facets' that stand out.

#4

These earrings were given to me as a Christmas gift by my best friend. At first I didn't think I would like them, because I tend to wear silver jewelry, but I ended up absolutely loving them. They are from a boutique in Provo, UT called Kaleidoscope, which has since closed its doors.