16g Elegant Tribal Spiral Faux Gauge Acrylic Ear Tapers Faux Plugs Horn Stud Earrings Review

Smaller than expected. Threaded rod at each end. Don't parry. Three rods are screwed into several from the wrong side. Difficult to insert into ears when you have to turn your entire back next to your head. Good idea, but you can't wear it like that. Came with three additional messages. so small

I did my first review before putting them on. They last about a week, after which they break. I now have three pairs of breaks. And literally broke my ear. Now I'm afraid to take it out. If you're looking for something a week or less and you might hurt your ear! Plot

They look amazing and unless you play with them like me they won't slow down! Great lightweight plastic. They don't stretch the earlobes like real calibrated earrings but are heavier than regular small stud earrings. My earlobes hurt a little when I started wearing them, but then they got used to it! I love the look! As long as they don't break!

Looks cool but the screw can get stuck and even break very easily. I had to call the fire department today because it wasn't working. The threads had snapped and desperately I broke the back, thinking I could just pull it out, but the metal base was still screwed on. Two paramedics and two firefighters removed the earring. Do not buy screwed earrings! Edit: They also sent me the wrong set and I didn't realize it until I posted this review.

At first I thought they were great as I love the look with graduated gauges without having to plug my ears BUT after wearing the pair 2 times I went to close the plastic next to the spot removing where it was screwed in. Plastic piece on the screw part, not big enough to get a good grip to unscrew it, after trying to figure out how to get it off I was finally able to at least break the remaining plastic, but then had I did pull it out to unscrew my piercing which was so painful and my ear was…

I liked the look but many of them broke within the first week of wearing them. I tried the first ones and wore them during the day and at night I went to take them off and they just broke even though I was very gentle with them. I just thought maybe it's just a defective pair. I put a pair on the next day and they worked fantastic! But the last day I wore them I tried a new pair and they broke and got stuck in my ear. I had to use pliers to get it out of my ear. To be honest it scared me to…

These shapes are great, real good quality earrings and there is so much variety that they are worth the money. if you don't use screws. I've had cheater plugs before - they usually use pins like other earrings. But they use rods and screws, making them the most cumbersome piece of jewelry to wear. When you put them on, you'll need to move your earlobe away from your jaw to make room to rotate part of the earring. The tiny strands will then squirm and struggle to connect and hold on. It can take

. I am disappointed. As mentioned, they are almost impossible to install. The form factor is just not well thought out. Each earring is essentially two separate pieces connected by a stud. As some have noted, they are very difficult to attach and removing them can completely dislodge the stylus. Not that I'm a jewelry designer, but it seems to me that if the front had a standard attached pin or pin and the back had a piston-like receptacle (those rubber things), it would be easy enough to fit…

This is actually the second time I order them. I ordered these last year because I love the chunky look of my padded clothing style, but I can't commit to measuring my ears either. I lose earrings like crazy so I really liked them because they were screwed on. Unfortunately I lost a couple of pairs (as is usual with earrings) and the last two had trouble unscrewing the screws and didn't hold up. Since I have to exchange the earrings anyway, I thought nothing of it and ordered another full…