Mardi Gras earrings most commonly use the classic purple, green, and gold palette, often shown as vibrant enamel or stones in those hues.
Common closures include fish hook (French) wires, post backs, and occasional button-style closures. Check each product listing for the exact closure and whether it suits pierced or unpierced ears.
Care guidance in listings typically recommends wiping or spot-cleaning (examples: “Spot or Wipe Clean,” “Wipe With Polish Cloth”). One listing explicitly states “Do Not Wash.” Follow the specific instructions on each product page.
Product details consistently list a count of one pair, so Mardi Gras earrings are typically sold as a single pair.
Common materials include brass, gold-plated metal, zinc, alloy, and cotton (for tassels), plus decorative elements like enamel, crystal, and glass stones.
Common styles include tassel earrings, mask drop earrings, linear drop and fleur-de-lis drops, hoops (including stone hoops), statement hoops with dangling charms, and designs featuring sun-and-moon motifs.
Decorative finishes and embellishments include enamel and glitter fills, multi-colored enamel, glass and crystal stones, stone-studded charms, and various dangling motif charms.