Not for me, but maybe for you
UPDATE: Today 3/25, I woke up and as I turned the closures to the back so they don't show I noticed that 2 are copper looking and on the other side one is itchy and puffy. Out they come now. Will be returning the gold ones that are in transit as I now believe I cannot wear these.<br /><br />On 3/27, was issued a refund on the gold ones today. I intend to give them away as I won't risk trying them. Changed my stars up to 4 because Seller was a decent human being and refunded me. I guess I feel a bit sad and a bit envious of others' success with these and hope one day to have  that for myself. I will keep looking. They might work for you. I think it is just I am a medical anomaly, lol.<br /><br />*****As a sufferer of both trauma inflamation from the insertion of any earring post into my earlobe, and also the various types of infections from allergies and autoimmune disease accompanying attempting to keep them in my ears for over 4 decades now, I say this. I have slept with these in now a few weeks and they are my answer.<br /><br />I decided as I do every few years that I wanted to try again just one more time before I die to wear earrings, so I bought some Studex piercing gun refills to begin with. They were as expected, non reactive metal, but super fat posts and unable to be slept in causing only extreme soreness and inflamation but no infections. I bought two refill sheets to try and find pairs/styles that were less painful and did not catch on blankets, clothing, in my hair, etc., but no luck there. I gave up eventually on them.<br /><br />Stumbled across these and thought about them a bit and researched the wire a bit. Turns out this seller is not a big fat liar like so many others on here. The wire is real. The ends are smoothed and no cuts upon insertion after sterilization. Tip--they are a bit tricky but I only ruined one earring of a single pair and had 4 more left, so just make sure you open them with both thumbs and forefingers at the split, and twist just a bit, making it like a corkscrew, but not just pulling the opening apart like I did, lol. I tried to move it back into shape, once inserted, but could not close the gap by just squeezing it together and I ruined the shape of it completely.<br /><br />It was much easier to insert the corkscrew through my ear, run the opening to the bottom and use both hands in the same way to twist it back closed, and then just  squeeze it around a bit to make the ends line up again more closely. I did the same twist for removal and insertion when I sized down to the smaller pairs to minimize the gaps.<br /><br />They are both shiny and tiny and feel like I always imagined earrings would--like they are not even there. Thinking about the gold set now...
Rating: 4 stars