Ball Trinity Flat Back Stud Earring in 14k Gold, 14k Yellow Gold

Ball Trinity Flat Back Stud Earring in 14k Gold with a Threadless Titanium Post, Sold Individually

14k Yellow Gold
$145.16
Sale price  $145.16 Regular price 
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Ball Trinity Flat Back Stud Earring in 14k Gold, 14k Yellow Gold

Ball Trinity Flat Back Stud Earring in 14k Gold with a Threadless Titanium Post, Sold Individually

$145.16
Sale price  $145.16 Regular price 
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Product details

This ball trinity flat back stud earring adds a compact gold accent to everyday ear styling. Its 14k gold design comes in yellow gold or white gold, and each earring is sold individually so you can choose a single finishing touch.

A titanium post and minimal disc back keep the fastening compact behind your ear. The slightly bent front pin presses into the post and stays in place through tension, letting you close the stud without screwing the front into place. The disc back is designed for comfortable wear and easy care.

Features

  • Ball trinity design in 14k gold
  • 14k yellow gold and 14k white gold versions
  • ASTM F136 titanium post
  • Minimal disc back designed for comfort and easy care
  • Threadless tension closure
  • Sold individually

Specifications

  • Product form: Flat back stud earring
  • Design: Ball trinity
  • Metal versions: 14k Yellow Gold; 14k White Gold
  • Listed dimension: 2.4 mm
  • Post material: ASTM F136 titanium
  • Closure: Threadless tension fit
  • Back style: Minimal disc
  • Quantity: One earring

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this ball trinity stud sold as a pair?

This ball trinity flat back stud is sold as one earring. Order two if you want a pair.

Which metal versions are offered for this stud?

This ball trinity stud comes in 14k yellow gold and 14k white gold versions. Both use a titanium post.

How do I close the threadless flat back stud?

Insert this stud's post from the back of your ear, then slide the slightly bent front pin into the post and press firmly. Tug lightly from both ends to check for a snug fit. The closure holds through tension and does not click shut.

How do I remove this flat back stud?

Twist and pull the front away from the post to remove this ball trinity stud. The front is held by tension rather than screw threads.

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