Not quite an earring
So, these are not really earrings, are they? It is a rose gold (real gold?) wire that is commonly used to make wine charms, or maybe other jewelry. That is why the end is bent the way it is. Try putting them on as earrings. You have to twist them around a very strange way, because they are not made for earrings. Look up other thin, gold wire earrings and you will see what I mean. Good plan to make money though. Buy these wine charm wires and sell them as earrings for a lot more $. Also, because of the way you hook them, they do not lie flush with your face but pop out perpendicular to it. I wonder if that is why the photo with someone wearing the earrings is holding the earring (so they can hold it flush with the face to make the ring seem like it will lie in the right direction)?<br /><br />On Amazon, see: Packet of 20 x Rose Gold Brass Wine Glass Charm Rings (HA12545) by Charming Beads, to also see what I mean.<br /><br />In some of the photos of the &quot;earrings,&quot; the &quot;gold&quot; has a hammered look. So, which way is the customer suppose to receive them? No hammered look on the ones I have.<br /><br />not impressed
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