Lengths vary by design: many hook dangle earrings are about 1 inch (≈25 mm) long, while some longer styles measure roughly 2.6–2.8 inches (around 66–71 mm).
Listings show several finishes and platings, such as rhodium plating on sterling silver, white-gold (or white/rose/yellow gold) plating over sterling silver, and white-gold or other platings over copper or plated alloy bases.
These listings describe an open fish-hook (ear-wire) design that slides through the pierced ear and typically requires no separate backing; descriptions note the ear-wire shape provides a secure, comfortable fit for everyday wear.
Care guidance varies by item; many listings recommend cleaning with jewelry cleaners, while some kits or components explicitly state "Do Not Wash." Follow the specific product instructions provided with each listing.
Common sizes listed include earring lengths around 26–28 mm and stone dimensions such as 10×8 mm or 10×14 mm; some pairs are specified as about 27 mm × 9.5 mm or 28 mm × 12 mm.
The described DIY kit is a 280-piece set of unfinished wooden earring shapes and hardware, for example about 80 wooden shapes in multiple styles plus roughly 100 earring hooks and 100 jump rings.
