Credit | Super Little Cute
Ear bling game strong with this disc earring style.
When I saw these earrings, I was reminded of Pac Man and how I have a love and loathe relationship with that game. Plus, the shape triggers thoughts of an unfinished pizza or any form of round-like food like a pie that is cut just so for a bit of bite. Food thoughts aside, you know I’m always on the lookout for refreshing geometric earrings and Super Little Cute has got it going on with their earring collection.
The shapes you will find from the Greece-based jewelry store are highly versatile and completely wearable. From the universal teardrop to heart-inspired forms, you will find yourself quickly smitten with the way these familiar shapes are transformed by the artistic hand of the creator, Liza who likes to keep her ear bling pretty thematic.
Their favorite shape would be the disc with a hole in the center. Some are completely whole while some are purposely designed with the negative space in mind. I just love the ones that appear hoop-like but are actually studs. The statement geometric disc earrings are the perfect adornment for those who love the modern minimalistic touch in jewelry.
Without further do, let’s take a look at these beauties and enjoy!
Statement Brass Cutout Disc Earrings
Statement Geometric Disc Earrings
Which geometric disc earrings would you love to wear? Share below – I’d love to know!
Love this earring style so much you want to see more? Be sure to show Liza from Super Little Cute some real love!
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