Women’s 14K Gold Plated Brass Twisted Zircon Hoop Earrings, 14.6 × 16.6 mm Five Styles with Faux Pearl Anniversary Direction
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Earring styleHoopPlatingGold plated
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Main stoneZirconColorGold
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Jewelry Main MaterialBrass
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Material TypeBrassDiamond shapeRound Brilliant Cut
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Pearl TypeImitation PearlGenderWomen's
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Earrings TypeHoop EarringsMain StoneZircon
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Jewelry TypeEarringsOccasionAnniversary
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Certificate TypeThird Party AppraisalPlatingGold Plated
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Shape\patternRoundStyleTrendy
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Religious TypeOrthodoxInlay technologyClaw Setting
Twisted styling gives this brass hoop collection a distinctive decorative direction. Five code-labelled 14k gold choices share 14.6 × 16.6 mm and Hoop Earrings, with zircon, imitation-pearl and anniversary design directions to compare.
Five actual gold-labelled styles
Choose the exact option label before comparing its photograph. The five labels are style choices rather than five pairs guaranteed in one package. Each shares the same size direction, but the numbers should be checked against their actual measurement points. They do not independently identify usable inner hoop clearance or every decorative dimension.
Brass with zircon and plated detail
Brass is both the main material and material type, while 14K describes gold plating. Zircon, round-brilliant-cut and claw-setting directions accompany the decoration. Imitation Pearl is a separate material direction to confirm within the selected arrangement. These facts do not supply natural pearl origin, gemstone grade or an independently documented appraisal.
Check the twist and ear fastening
Request inner and outer dimensions, closure construction, decorative width and ear-contact details. Compare the proportions with hoops the recipient already finds comfortable. Korean design and anniversary styling provide visual and occasion directions rather than a named designer affiliation or manufacturing origin. Ask for care for the plated brass and decorative components.
Send the selected gold-labelled style with the measurement and supplied-content questions. If appraisal matters, request the actual earring-specific document rather than relying on a certificate-category label.



