Molten hoop earrings
Molten hoop earrings
Poured rather than built — one sculptural form with no stone and no symmetry, so there's nothing competing with the shape itself. Every uneven plane catches the light differently, which is the whole point.
Stainless steel with a gold-tone finish. Post with a push-back fitting. Waterproof — take it through your day without thinking about it.
Care guide: see our Jewelry Care page.
Reviews
4.8 · 12 reviews
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They look poured, not stamped
There's no stone and no matching pair energy even though they are a pair — each hoop has those uneven planes that throw light differently. I wore them with my hair up and they read like sculpture next to my face.
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Statement without the headache
Sculptural hoops usually mean heavy. These are stainless, gold-tone, and I forgot I had them on until I caught my reflection. The push backs actually stay put, which is rare for me.
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Finally hoops that aren't a perfect circle
I was tired of clean tubes. These look like someone melted gold and stopped at the interesting moment. They work with a blazer and they work with a tank. No two angles look the same in photos, which I like.
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Gorgeous, slightly larger than I guessed
On my face they read a bit bigger than the listing photo suggested, still not costume-size. If you have a smaller head like me, know they make a shape around the jaw. I kept them because that's actually the look.
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No stone was the right call
I almost skipped these because I'm a gemstone person. The whole point is the molten form. Nothing competing. Wore them to a dinner in Fort Greene and they looked more expensive than they were.
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Survived a sweaty August commute
Waterproof jewelry is a promise a lot of brands make. I wore these through humidity, a workout, and a shower test. Gold tone didn't flake, ears didn't itch. Posts still straight.
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The irregular surface is not a defect
I almost emailed thinking one hoop was 'uneven.' Then I read the description again. That's the design. Every ridge is doing something in the light. Once I got it, I stopped looking at regular hoops.
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Bought a second pair for my sister
Gave her mine after she wouldn't take them off at my place. Ordered another. The push-back fitting is easy, not those tiny butterflies that vanish in a coat pocket. Gold is the warm kind, not brassy.
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Looks like art jewelry, costs like a nice lunch
I follow a lot of studio jewelers I can't afford. These scratch that molten, one-pour look. They don't scream logo. Just a weird, good shape hanging off my ears.
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Love them, backs take a second to seat
The posts are a standard thickness but the sculptural hoop means I have to hold the front still while I click the back on. After three wears it's automatic. Worth the tiny fiddle.
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Hair-up earrings, finally
I have a pixie cut so earrings do a lot of work. These frame my face without dangling into my neck. The gold planes look different on the left and right and I like that they aren't mirror copies.
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Packaging was plain, piece was not
Came simply wrapped, no foam mountain. The hoops themselves have weight without being chunky. I've been wearing them with the sunflower medallions on my second holes and the gold matches.