Sterling Silver Earring Hooks

I make handcrafted jewelry that's a side business mainly earrings, and I prefer to buy these hooks because you don't know the people's sensitivities to metal, and I would prefer to buy 10 or 14 carat gold plated. Over Sterling silver hooks or even the Sterling silver hooks that Amazon offers, they are very inexpensive.😊👍👏 Compare to the stainless steel hooks, the cheap ones that most people use because they tarnish easily, and they look God awful, and I don't know why most people don't know about these hooks.🤔They're so cheap. They're not much more expensive than the cheap ones that people buy from the cheap stores like Walmart. 🤑I'm just being honest. You can get like a 100 pack of these, which is 50 pairs of earrings for about 10 bucks.💰 When you go to Walmart, you can get 50 pairs of the cheap things for like 5 bucks, so spend 5 bucks more on the better qualit and upcharge your earrings.💲 A dollar or 2 more for better quality metal. So you're not giving people s***** earrings and uh, perhaps they have a sensitivity to s***** metal. That's all I gotta say peace out homies✌️😎

Just what I needed! As described! Now I hope they will last a long time without tarnishing. Time will tell. For now, I'll also add I thought it was a fair and competitive price.

I love these hooks! They hold up very well

Wishing for real gold

Exactly as I expected and came with everything! It also has a nice little box to keep everything together. So far it's held up well with no issues.

These are good quality gold-plated hooks. I am very happy with them.

I had a customer who was concerned that she would be allergic to these because her ears are very sensitive, but to everyone's delight these hooks didn't bother her at all. They hold up with heavy dangles and minor adjustments with my jewelry tools. I love that they come with backings. I've been happy with them and ordered multiple times.

First thing I thought was that they're small, they're not as big as regular earring hooks I'm used to but I could live with that. However, after just a few qeara the gold starts to rub off and you're left with a silvery looking metal. I was a upset but hey I should've known they would tarnish.Gold plater copper (and brass or zinc) will tarnish. If it's not gold, gold plated silver or stainless steel...it will tarnish. And it's so hard to find real good quality gold plated jewelry on Amazon but I have to find something better for my customers