• The model is wearing 8mm and 7mm 24 gauge 14K gold continuous hoop earrings.• • Each 14K piece of jewelry is stamped 14K for authenticity.•• Nickel free ••• • • To insert hoop, twist the ends away from each other, then twist the ends back together to form one continuous loop. Do not pull the hoop apart. There is no "latch" or locking mechanism, you simply twist/bend the hoop into position. 24 gauge is dainty, and requires extra care to maintain its shape.• • 24 Gauge is only available in sizes 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••DIAMETER (AND NUMBER OF HOOPS)••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••6mm: TINY, location on ear: cartilage tragus••7mm: VERY SMALL—usually only for cartilage piercings, or high lobe 2nd or 3rd piercings••8mm: hugs the lobe of the ear••9mm: hugs thicker lobes, or has a small gap on the first piercing••10mm: gap underneath earlobe on the first piercing• • • 6mm/7mm are the most difficult of all our hoops to insert. • • • 8mm/9mm are moderately difficult to insert.• • • 10mm, most easy to insert.• • While they may be tricky to get in the first time, these hoops stay put for days and even years—which is why they are a beloved piece of jewelry. They are meant to be lightweight, durable, and stylish in your daily life.1 HOOP = SINGLE2 HOOPS = 1 PAIR4 HOOPS = 2 PAIRS6 HOOPS = 3 PAIRS• • • Why choose these 14K gold small hoop earrings? 14K gold is hypoallergenic, and these hoops can be put in and left in—sleeping, showering, running, playing, etc. • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••GAUGE (THICKNESS)••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 24K gauge (thinnest). Ultra thin, most affordable and easiest to insert.•• 22K gauge (thin). Most popular gauge size, minimalist.•• 20K gauge (thick). A bit more bold and flashy.Each gauge fits comfortably in piercings.
