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  • Where to get clip-on earings

    Posted by Anonymous on 18/11/2008 at 10:41 pm
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    clip-ons hurt so I got my ears done 4 weeks ago when on holidays. I was quite worried about what other people, epecially at work, would say. In the end I thought “stuff it” and just did it

    I have one ear pierced because as a bloke I like it that way. I don’t really want both done, and since I spend 95% of my time as a bloke (and happily so) that takes priority for me. So I wear clip-ons as Rachel. I might get the other ear done one day, but not at the moment.

    In the UK Claire’s Accessories does a good selection; I haven’t found the Aussie equivalent yet. I picked up a nice vintage pair the other day as well; pierced ears are a relatively new phenomenon in terms of frequency, so clip-ons were more common in days gone by.

    I have some adapters to use pierced ear-rings as clip-ons, and have used them with mixed success*. Look for finings on e-Bay, or you may be able to pick them up in a jewellery/accessory shop.

    *I once wore a pair of pierced ear-rings where I used an adapter on one ear and my piercing on the other. Worked OK, but then they were big Indian syle ear-rings (the style that has a chain in your hair to support the weight) that covered most of the ear-lobe.

    June replied 13 years, 8 months ago 2 Members · 13 Replies
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  • Anonymous

    Guest
    19/11/2008 at 1:21 am

    Hi Kelly, as mentioned if you can get to spotlight in the craft section for making bead necklaces you will find the clip on attachements and just buy normal earings and convert them to clip ons thats if you dont want to go down the line of piercing.

    Stef

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    20/11/2008 at 1:05 am

    Hi Everyone
    There is a site in the states called cliptomania who have selection of 300 different styles of clip of ear ring
    My personal favourites are the spring loaded hoop ones they look to real when in place.

    http://www.cliptomania.com/

    Take care Lilly m.

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    28/11/2008 at 9:25 am

    re clip ons
    my daughter works at spotlight, and she said, you can buy clipon kits etc. and make your own, or modify others etc.
    best still is to get pierced
    byeeeee
    .

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    22/03/2009 at 2:35 pm

    The only nice pair of clipons I’ve found were at a market I ove4rherd the selles telling another custemer about how different places they sell different products better after they mentioned clip ons for a different area I asked if they had any with them and they produced 2 boxes of clip ons yey

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    23/07/2009 at 5:19 am

    Thanks June, I’ve ordered a set of 10 clip ons from Bead Shop, very useful site. Also, they have pearl necklaces, which I’ve been after for ages, for only $20 or less !
    My wife only wears clip ons herself & has some that need converting. Needless to say, I get to borrow hers all the time !

    Davinnia

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    26/07/2009 at 8:19 am

    a great place to get clip on earings is whos lucy on the gold cost a great selection and lots of them t girl frendly cool clothes too

  • Rachael_5

    Member
    26/07/2009 at 10:52 pm

    Hi Girls I am new to this but the other day Iwas shopping at Chermside ,Brizzy and found a Jeweler shop the had clip on earings. I bought 1 pair myself price was around $20 the shop is near OPSM
    enjoy the shopping

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    01/08/2009 at 11:04 pm

    I was at Strathpine Westfields last week. I bought a pair of earrings at Diva (junk jewelery shop), as they also sold clip on adaptors for $3.00. There was a small adjustment needed to attach the clip on section ivolving pliers and snips, but the very nice young lady working there did it all for me no charge.

    Only problem is that the clip leaves a very noticable mark on the ear……which doesn’t go away for some time.

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    03/08/2009 at 11:01 am

    Tasha,

    I also had the problem with a mark. Had the opportunity a while ago to wear a pair of heavy clip on’s for a whole weekend – but the mark on both ears didn’t go away for well over a month ! I think that part of my ear might be a bit too “padded” for clip on’s – or the clip on clasp is too tight. Oh well………!

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    04/08/2009 at 11:53 pm

    I bought some lovely clip on earrings in erina fair opposite payless shoes with my girlfriend she has good taste .they have a large variety of styles to choose from and cheap as .Suzy xxx

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    14/08/2009 at 2:31 am

    here is a good website for clip-on. I really wanted some hoops and this was the only place I could find them. Prices are a bit high though.

    http://www.cliptomania.com/

    XXXOOO

  • Anonymous

    Guest
    13/05/2011 at 7:10 am

    i went to spotlight and couldnt find any clip on attachements but found some magnetic ones. these have a small ring on one side so i just attached some fish hook earings, trimmed the hook and thay stayed on all night, wernt too painful and didnt leave a mark. magnetic clips – set of 3 for about $5

  • June

    Member
    13/05/2011 at 8:15 am

    I recently searched ebay and ended up buying 3 or 4 pairs of clip ons, plus missed out on others including a collection of around 20 pairs that I pulled out of when they reached $30. I really did not need that many. Perhaps that is a good place to start.

    June