#184

I made these.

#179

Made these. Simple, but I love them.

#175

I'm pretty sure I got these on vacation somewhere, but for the life of me I can't remember where.

#161

From Target.

#158

I think I got these at Kazana in Paris, but I can't be sure.

#156

#145

This pair and the previous pair I bought at the Adopt-a-Native-Elder event in Park City a few years ago.

#137

I got these in Seattle a few years back after going to a friend's wedding.

I love the simplicity.

#128

#124

Tiny pair of faux pearl studs.

I haven't worn these much, since I tend toward dangly and colorful more often than not.

#104

#80

I got these in Venice when my family was there in 2007.

#78

Hi, there. A month later... I bring you number 78.

#72

These are another incredibly inexpensive pair I got at the Adopt a Native Elder event in Park City. I paid maybe $10.

#70

I think these earrings are great. Nice and summery.

#42

More Target goodness. I've had these for several years. I really like them, but I don't actually wear them that often. You may not be able to tell from the picture that they're painted metal with a sort of pearl-like finish. But that's what they are. :)

#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.

#9

I honestly don't remember where I got these, but I really like them. I tend to wear them with dresses and skirts, but they would be really cute with almost anything from jeans and a sweater to a more formal dress.

#7

I got these at Kazana, as well. I think they were 3 Euro. Looking at them now, I'm curious why the beads only go halfway up the pin. But I kind of like the effect. It makes the pin more a part of the earring design itself, rather than just having a hidden supporting role.