What is a good size for hoop earrings?

Typically, a 5 to 7mm hoop will fit snugly on a cartilage spot, including forward helix, tragus and rook piercings. If you want your earring to hang down a bit, an 8mm size is also great for cartilage piercings, as well as on the lobes. For most conch and daith piercings, 10mm hoops are ideal.

What is the smallest diameter hoop earring?

In order to help you see just how big the hoops you want to order are before you order them, we put together the nice millimeter to inches comparison chart below. To give you a bit of a benchmark, the largest pair of hoops we carry is 90mm in diameter and the smallest pair we carry is just 10mm in diameter.

Are big hoop earrings in Style 2020?

Hoops are a mainstay in jewellery, reincarnated with new flair each season. For 2020, they’ve been forecasted to take front and centre on the jewellery stage, with jewellery lovers finding every excuse to wear bold styles. The refreshed interest in hoop earrings may be a byproduct of a bigger trend for ‘curated ears’.

Are hoop earrings outdated?

Hoop earrings are a favorite trend that evolves from year to year. Sleek gold and silver styles in every size continue to be popular for everyday wear, while hoops embellished with diamonds take your ensemble up a notch.

Who should wear hoop earrings?

A classic for women of all ages, these earrings show popularity that stretched across the 60s through the 90s and is certainly stronger than ever before. While hoop earrings are one of the lightest pieces of jewelry you can wear, they carry the weight of the world.

Why do hoop earrings make you look prettier?

Just like any statement earring, hoops have an uncanny ability to draw the eye towards your face. But unlike a chandelier or stud earring, hoops are in the shape of a circle so they are extra complimentary to your jaw and cheekbones, defining your features with both the shape and shade they create.