925 sterling silver posts · Pavé crystal · Gold & Silver · Free shipping · 30-day returns
The pair you'll wear with everything.
Two slim, crystal-lined arms curve forward across the lobe in a single continuous line of light. It's a shape that does a lot with very little: enough detail to look considered, small enough to never take over. The kind of earring you put in on a Monday and don't think about taking out until something tells you the week is over.

From your desk to dinner, without a stop at home
In daylight and office light, the crystals read as a clean metallic curve. Understated enough for a meeting, polished enough that no one would call it plain. Then the light drops. Restaurant light, bar light, the last hour of a party, and the same pavé you barely noticed at 10 a.m. starts catching every source in the room.
That's the whole appeal. You don't swap earrings to go from work to the evening. You just walk into a darker room and let them do the rest.

How to style them
Wear your hair back.
These sit forward on the lobe, so they're doing their best work when the ear is visible. A sleek ponytail, a low bun, or hair tucked behind one side is the single easiest way to let them show.
Let them be the accent.
With a bare neckline, they carry the look on their own, no necklace needed. If you do layer a chain, keep it thin and in the same finish, so the eye reads one idea instead of two competing ones.
Match your metals, or don't.
The classic move is to echo the finish in your rings and watch: gold with gold, silver with silver. But a single mixed-metal accent looks intentional now, not like a mistake. If most of your jewelry is gold, that's an argument for the Silver pair as a deliberate contrast, and the other way around.
They go with what you already own.
Cream, camel, black, denim, a white tee. This isn't an earring you build an outfit around; it's the one that finishes whatever you already put on.
Two finishes
Gold
A warm gold-tone finish against clear crystal. This is the one that reads as jewelry first, and the easier of the two to wear with warm and neutral colors: cream, camel, olive, black.

Silver
A cooler silver-tone finish where the crystals and the metal read as one continuous line. The quieter of the two by day, the sharper one after dark, and the natural pick if the rest of your jewelry runs cool.
The things worth knowing
Sterling silver where it goes through your ear.
The post is 925 sterling silver, the part that actually sits in your piercing all day. The arms are brass under a gold-tone or silver-tone finish, which is what keeps a pair with this much detail at this price. We'd rather tell you which part is which than call the whole thing silver.
Light on the lobe.
The arms curve forward and rest against the ear instead of dangling below it, so the weight sits on your lobe rather than pulling down on it. A detailed look that still feels like nothing to wear.
Pavé, not a single stone.
The crystals run the full length of both arms rather than sitting in one spot, which is why they throw light from more than one angle as you move.
What you get
- One pair of Glint Double Claw Hoops in your choice of Gold or Silver
- Pavé crystal set along both arms
- 925 sterling silver posts with hinged closure
- Pouch packaging, ready to gift
Specs
- Arms: Brass with a gold-tone or silver-tone finish
- Posts: 925 sterling silver
- Stones: Clear pavé-set crystal
- Sold as: One pair
Questions we get
Gold or silver?
If you're only buying one and you're unsure, look at what you already wear. Gold suits warm and neutral wardrobes and reads a touch dressier; silver is cooler, quieter by day, and the better match if your other jewelry is silver. When in doubt, Gold is the safer everyday pick.
Are the stones diamonds?
No, they're pavé-set crystals. They're what keeps this pair at this price while still throwing light the way a pavé setting should. We'd rather say so up front than have you find out later.
Are these sterling silver?
The posts are, 925 sterling silver. The arms are brass with a plated finish over them. We list it that way rather than calling the pair silver, because only one part of it is, and that's the part that goes through your ear.
Will they feel heavy?
They shouldn't. The arms rest against the lobe instead of hanging from it, so the weight sits on your ear rather than dragging on the piercing. That's a different feeling from a drop earring of the same size.
Can I sleep or shower in them?
Better not to. Take them off before bed, before the shower, and before the pool, and they'll hold their shine far longer. See the care note below.
Taking care of them
Treat these as the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off. Perfume, hairspray, lotion, chlorine, and sweat are what wear down any plated finish over time, so let those go on first and the earrings go on last.
Wipe them with a soft dry cloth after wearing, and keep them in the pouch rather than loose in a dish where they'll rub against everything else. No jewelry dips, no ultrasonic cleaners, nothing abrasive near the crystals.
Try them for 30 days
Wear them, style them, see how the finish sits with the rest of your closet. If they're not right, send them back within 30 days for a refund.