14k Gold/Rose Filled Cartilage Jewlery dainty hammered hoop earring 20 gauge 18g 5mm 7mm 10mm 15mm conch helix tragus daith 14kt gold silver

•14kt Rose Gold/Gold Filled
•Sterling silver/Stainless Silver
•22 gauge (thinnest )/16 gauge (thickest)
•Perfect and dainty
• all measurements are the inside diameter

🖐 Hand bent and hand sanded.

• • •IMPORTANT INFORMATION • • •
•NO RETURNS or EXCHANGES!!!
This part is very important and seems to be overlooked a lot of times. My shop has a no return, no exchanges policy. I would absolutely love for all of my customers to be 100% happy with their order but due to the intimate nature of body jewelry I do not except orders back or give refunds. Unless of course there is a mistake on my part.
•MEASURE. Measuring is very important especially with there being a no returns or exchange policy. Please message me for suggestions on how to help get a good idea of what size you will need. Please know that the only way to know for sure is going to a piercing specialist. Picture references are great. But all ears are created differently and measuring is the only way to know for sure.
• ONE HOOP. This listing is for one hoop at a time. This is designed to let the buyer create a unique look. If you are interested in a size that is not listed in the options tab, please message me.

COLORS- ALL HOOPS ARE NICKLE FREE
•Silver: 925 sterling silver wire
•Gold : 14 Karat gold filled wire
•RoseGold : 14 Karat rosegold filled wire
•Dark silver: stainless steel wire

GAUGE SIZE.
• 22 gauge is the thinnest of the four wire sizes. This is a very dainty, bendable wire.
• 20 gauge is the thinner than a standard earring. It is very durable but dainty at the same time. Great for the smaller millimeter size hoops. 20 gauge is my go to recommendation for gauge size for 4-6mm hoops.
• 18 gauge is thick. A standard earring stud is normally an 18 gauge.
• 16 gauge is super thick. And not ideal for the smaller millimeter size hoops.

•HOW TO WEAR/PUT IN
Twist and pull gently in opposite directions, moving one end up, and the other down, so the hoop will keep its shape. Put the hoop through your desired piercing hole and gently twist back together by pushing the two sides so the ends meet and make a complete circle again.