EPIRORA Silver Hoop Earrings- Cartilage Endless Small Hoop Earrings Set for Women Men, 3 Pairs of Hypoallergenic 925 Sterling Silver Tragus Earrings Nose Lip Rings

I bought the rose gold set in three sizes, and I LOVE them. They are super cute, and after trying a couple different kinds of infinity hoops, I feel like these are actually fairly easy to put in, though there is a trick to it. It's best to put them in from the back. It looks better and it's easier to clasp. Then, from the top, push it straight down into place until it clicks. If it falls past, pull it up and try again until you get it. I actually found the middle size easiest to put on. The smallest is also fairly easy. The largest hoop, the 12mm, is the hardest to clasp. Also, if you aren't careful while clasping, you could pinch yourself on accident. It takes some practice, but again, I found these easier to put in compared to other infinity hoops. Finally, I have noticed the plating coming off a bit on one of my earrings, showing the silver underneath. It's only on the clasp, so it isn't noticable, but it could become an issue of longevity given a few months. For something that lasts longer, it may be best to go with the silver color.

I bought three pairs of the silver hoops in the smallest size: 8mm. I was a little nervous because just about everybody else who bought these and reviewed them said it was either impossible or next to impossible to put them in. They're absolutely lovely in appearance! As for getting them in my ears, it took me a little over 50 minutes to insert all three pairs. Being that the hole into which you have to insert the end of the prong is about the width of a hair, even using magnifying eye glasses (as I did) it's still nearly impossible to see, and even if you can see it, in the end, you have to somehow complete the insertion and closing of the earrings by feel! One of my piercings is actually bleeding, it was so difficult to get in. I found it easiest to insert the earrings from the back so that I could close them in front. These are definitely not earrings you would want to change every day or on any kind of regular basis. After getting them in, I actually squeezed them a little just to make sure the catches were secure because the thought of losing one, after the hell I went through getting them in, was enough to make me shudder. I'll definitely be wearing these for the rest of 2021 because I can't go through this again any time soon. If you get hand cramps or have arthritis, you might need someone to help you. I know thatvif I had to take these out, I would never be inclined to go through this again. Luckily, I'm not the type to be changing my fashion statement on a regular basis, anyway, and the earrings truly are lovely! I gave them five stars for everything except being "giftable," but that's only because they're so hard to put in. Other than that, I'm extremely pleased.

For the price, it was a great deal, but they are very difficult to put on. They're small and dainty, but a down side of that is they can be bent/misshapen really easily. When they are misshapened, they're hard to put on. Once they're on though, they very cute! However after wearing a pair for about 4 months, they are completely discolored. Pro: did not cause irritation, small, comfortable, cute, dainty, light wieght Cons: easily bent, hard to put on, lost it's gold color within a few months Overall, a good deal, but not for long term wear!

I never write reviews, and generally I think a lot of 1 star reviews are unfair and only because the person buying the product didn’t understand fully what they were getting. But this was just awful. Like many other people have said, these are *extremely* difficult to put in. I mean, it takes upwards of five minutes for each earring if you’re doing it by yourself. I have to use tweezers to put in my nose ring, and that was still easier than inserting these earrings. I found the easiest way was to insert them ‘backwards’ so that the closure is facing out. I’m not sure how you’d ever close them going the other way. But honestly, that didn’t bother me all that much. Again, it took forever, but I expected that based on reviews. My issue was with the first pair I tried out, the 8mm size. I got one in relatively easily (considering how difficult it usually is to snap this in). I went to put in the second, opened it and it immediately fell apart. I didn’t pull on it roughly, I didn’t turn it the wrong way, the clasp area just came completely off. It seems as though the tiny screw allowing the clasp to open and shut just wasn’t added on this one. It made the entire pair of earrings completely unusable, and since I bought three different sizes I couldn't substitute it with another pair. I also know that I didn’t break it because I was able to insert the other two pairs with no problem (besides overall difficulty). Really disappointed as these seem like exactly what I was actually looking for, but I definitely wouldn’t buy these again for quality reasons alone.

I do really like how thin these hoops are, but upon opening the bag I noticed that the color was off. They seemed tarnished despite being brand new. I have very sensitive ears, so I’m hoping that the description is legit and that they won’t bother people with sensitivities. My biggest complaint however, is how hard it is to put them in. I struggled for longer than I’d like to admit with the latch. I finally put them in from behind, and used a pair of angled tweezers to grab hold of one end. After much twisting and fighting I was able to get three in. The fourth went in without the use of tweezers, and honestly I still don’t know how I did it. If you’re familiar with this type of closure I’m sure you’ll be fine, but I’m more familiar with ball closer or clicker rings. I’m going to give them a week and review again depending on if they irritate my ears or not.

So, my daughter and I wanted ear-hugging earrings. I ordered these in size 8mm and they are a PERFECT fit. They are VERY frustrating to get in your own ears. Have someone help you if possible. If not, here are my tricks for putting them in yourself (which I did): 1. Put them in the BACK of your ear to close in the front. Trust me. Otherwise you won't see what you're doing. 2. Use a tweezer to hold the part with the moving arm that goes in your ear. 3. Pull gently with your other hand to pull APART the two sides so the moving arm can go in the other side. 4. Take deep breaths and don't get frazzled. The first one took me a good 20 tries. I wasn't using a tweezer and I didn't realize the two sides had to be pulled apart. The second one took me 2 tries. The third and fourth (I have 4 piercings) I got on the first try. My daughter's I put in on the first try. Very nice. So far only a little irritation on the newest piercings (sensitive ears). But I've slept in them and showered in them for over a week without issue. Update: Five months later, one of the earrings has turned black where the post is in my ear and my ear feels sensitive. But I’ve had them in the WHOLE five months. Still a good deal.

I have ordered multiple packs of these because they hold up really well. I do not ever take these out so after about 6 months I do replace these since water, product, buildup, and life take a toll on the plating and they start to look dull. I have very sensitive ears and these have never caused any problem, but sometimes they are hard to get in. Once they're in though, they do not budge. I highly recommend these, they come in a nice bag that you can store them in and they arrive quickly!

I did it again. I read the reviews and didn’t heed the warnings. I thought “it can’t be that hard, you just got to be smarter than the earrings”. I AM NOT SMARTER THAN THE EARRINGS. I sat for hours, yes hours, trying to get these earrings in. They are literally impossible. My ears were red and bloody, my fingernails were broken and eventually my husband pulled me out of the bathroom and made me a hot chocolate to calm me down. But I was determined. I drank that hot chocolate and went back to it. It took probably 2 1/2 to 3 hours and I finally got one earring in—five more to go. In theory, the backless earring is great. But they are just so damn hard to get in, it’s just not worth it. Seriously, it’s not worth it. If you are still reading this review ITS NOT WORTH IT. But you’re going to buy them anyway, like me. So when you get them, my best useable advice is to not use a mirror. Just open and close the earring a few times to get a feel for it and then try it without a mirror. May the odds be ever in your favor.