Help me buy my niece earrings?

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Anonymous wrote:My 8 year old got her ears pierced in the fall and I’ve been buying her earrings online at In Season Jewelry, which sells children’s jewelry.


Is your daughter tiny? I just bought a pair of these for my 6 year old and even though I specifically bought the kind they sell for older girls, they are the teeny tiniest earrings I've ever seen.I had to send them back.


I am OP and just opened the box of In Season earrings and they are TINY too! Like, for a small baby sized tiny. I am going to have to give them to someone else (I threw away the packaging) and re-buy earrings for teens and hope they're an appropriate size for my niece. It's too bad, because they are otherwise very cute. But I need a magnifying glass to see them.


I'm glad I'm not the only one! So, I wouldn't describe myself as fancy, but I am picky about the earrings I buy for my girls because they tend to wear them for weeks and I don't want the cheap earrings that will tarnish if exposed to water. Here is the pair that my older wears pretty much constantly:

Macy's https://www.macys.com/shop/product/childrens-crystal-ball-stud-earrings-in-14k-gold?ID=6155294&tdp=cm_app~zMCOM-NAVAPP~xcm_zone~zPDP_ZONE_B~xcm_choiceId~zcidM06MZF-5f732d41-1230-4011-8f40-90503b79ffcf%40HB1%40Customers%2Balso%2Bloved%2410835%246155294~xcm_pos~zPos12~xcm_srcCatID~z10835

They look nothing like the picture. They are essentially a small sparkly crystal ball and the gold ball screws on in the back. They're really nice and I would recommend them.


Me again - she also has the tiny 14K hoops from Quince - they look very posh.
Anonymous
Kendra Scott is popular with Southern sorority girls - so maybe also private school girls?

I like Madison Miru nap earrings, but a 7yr old can’t change them herself.

If you can do $60 or get a discount code - what about these?
https://www.maisonmiru.com/collections/studs-and-delicate-earrings/products/pave-x-and-o-studs
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Anonymous wrote:My 7 year old just got her ears pierced in December and is still in the starter pair from Claire's. She is tiny so adult sized studs will look huge and funny on her little ears. Is basically anything at Claire's fair game for her next pair, or do I have to worry about infections if I buy cheapo metals from there as these will be her first earrings to change into?


If she wants to change often, Claire’s is fine if you don’t have sensitive skin in your family. If she ia happy to leave the same earrings in for weeks or months, look for “nap earrings” or flat back earrings. You’ll need to help her put them in - my husband does mine for me.
Anonymous
I bought my DD hundreds of dollars in earrings in anticipation of the day we could change her starter earrings only to find out she has an allergy (we had Girl's Crew, Macy's, and Amazon all either SS, plated, or 14k gold). Blomdahl's might be a safe choice just in case. They have lots of options under $50.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Kendra Scott is popular with Southern sorority girls - so maybe also private school girls?

I like Madison Miru nap earrings, but a 7yr old can’t change them herself.

If you can do $60 or get a discount code - what about these?
https://www.maisonmiru.com/collections/studs-and-delicate-earrings/products/pave-x-and-o-studs


Ugh, don't do the Maison Miru, they are such a pain in the butt to get in and out. My DH had to take one of mine off with pliers. The only people using those earrings should be piercing shops.
Anonymous
OP here with an update: I'm returning the baby sized ones I got. I went to Macy's and looked at everything and upped my budget to $65 and got ladybug earrings that were $200 on sale for $65 and got a gift receipt in case she doesn't like them.
Anonymous
Unless you know how her ears are I’d recommend gold or titanium posts. I got DD bony levy gold Huggies hoops from Nordstrom after several failed stud pairs. Her ears kept getting infected and needed to “breathe”
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