Depending on the size of the dowel (or correction fluid) you use, you can make these smaller or larger. Change the type of wire you use. Experiment with different beads. There are lots of ways to make this design your own.
Onyx and Sterling Hoop Earrings
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9. Using the rest of the sterling wire, make a pair of ear hooks, and attach the hooks to the top of the hoops.
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