Product details
18K Gold Hypoallergenic Stainless Steel Hoop Earrings with Shiny Zircon
Gold-plated stainless-steel hoop-style earrings with zircon inlays along a curved surface. Parallel crescent-like lines and visible posts bring a small sparkling detail to a rounded metal form.
- Stainless steel; 18K PVD gold plating
- Zircon inlays; curved hoop-style shape
- 20 × 15mm; 15g stated weight
Use the curve and stones as one accent
Wear the earrings beside a plain top or a quieter dress so the rounded shape and stone line remain visible. The metal surface supplies the fuller outline, while the zircon detail adds a finer accent within the same piece rather than a separate drop.
Sparkle follows the curve
The zircon inlays run alongside the curved form, concentrating the decorative detail within the earring instead of adding an unrelated hanging element.
A rounded shape balances the stones
The smooth fuller metal surface contrasts with the smaller inlays, giving the accessory both a defined outline and a finer decorative line.
Warm metal tone is easy to coordinate
The Gold option pairs naturally with familiar gold-tone jewellery, letting the earrings become part of a restrained accessory combination around the outfit.
Specifications
- Base
- Stainless steel
- Finish
- 18K PVD gold plating
- Stones
- Zircon described
- Shape
- Curved hoop-style; parallel crescent-like surfaces
- Dimensions
- 20 × 15mm / 0.79 × 0.59 inches
- Weight
- 15g / 0.53oz; per-piece or pair basis unspecified
- Option
- Gold
Find your fit
Source dimensions are 20mm long × 15mm wide (0.79 × 0.59in), with weight 15g (0.53oz) and no per-piece/pair basis. Confirm post and backing details. Hypoallergenic and metal-free claims have no supplied test report; allergy-free wear, waterproofing and permanent scratch resistance are not guaranteed.
Questions, answered
Is Hypoallergenic independently tested here?
No allergy test or metal-content report is supplied. Stainless steel does not guarantee irritation-free wear for every person.
Are the stones described as diamonds?
No. The source identifies zircon inlays. Natural diamonds are not established.