guitar earrings

Listings describe a range of materials: generic metal and copper, sterling silver (.925) often paired with rhodium (anti‑tarnish) plating, and decorative stones such as cubic zirconia or diamonds.

Common closures mentioned include screw‑back closures and leverback (hinged) dangle closures.

Size ranges vary from small studs to longer drops: overall lengths reported from about 0.39 inches up to 1.5 inches, widths from roughly 0.16 to 0.30 inches, and stud element sizes noted as 4 mm × 10 mm and 5 mm × 12 mm.

Descriptions include dainty studs (for example, music‑note and treble‑clef studs) and dangling/drop guitar earrings that use leverback or hinged designs.

Reported weights range from about 0.14 ounces up to 0.86 ounces; one dangle pair is listed at 3.9 grams.

Finishes noted include polished, high‑luster surfaces; sterling silver options are sometimes finished with rhodium plating to help resist tarnish.

Some designs include sparkle elements such as cubic zirconia or references to diamonds, while other guitar earrings are plain metal (no stones).

Care instructions vary by listing: one explicitly advises “Do Not Wash,” while another recommends wiping with a polish cloth. Follow the specific care guidance provided with the pair you purchase.

Descriptions generally target adults and specifically note suitability for women; one listing gives a suggested minimum age of 18 years.