Drop & Dangle Earrings

Long dangle earrings pair best with a comb worn along the back of your hair. The comb keeps the sides clear, so the earrings have room to move. With a tall tiara, choose small to mid size earrings instead, so the two do not compete.

With a high neckline, skip the necklace and let a longer dangle earring carry the look. High and halter necklines leave the ears as the main place for sparkle. A dangle that ends around the jaw draws the eye up toward your face.

Yes, some of our dangle earrings come in clip-on versions. You'll find them all in our clip-on earrings collection, along with every other style that doesn't need pierced ears. Check the product page for the length and finish before you order.

Your dangle earrings and necklace should work together, even if they aren't identical. Match the metal finish, then let one piece lead. With long dangles, choose a fine chain or skip the necklace. For a look that's already matched, choose a jewelry set.

Yes, crystal dangle earrings show up well in photos. Crystal and cubic zirconia are cut to catch the light, so they sparkle as you turn your head. The camera picks that up most in close-up shots and during the vows.

Yes, dangle earrings work with a sweetheart neckline. A sweetheart neckline also leaves room for a necklace, so decide which piece leads before you buy. With long dangles, choose a fine chain or skip the necklace. With shorter drops, a pendant can sit in the open space below.

Yes, dangle earrings work well with your hair down. Choose a slimmer drop so it shows through loose waves. Tucking one side behind your ear keeps the earring in view for photos.

Your bracelet should coordinate with your earrings rather than copy them. Match the metal finish and the main detail: pearl with pearl, or sparkle with sparkle. If your earrings are the statement, choose a simple bracelet so they still lead. Your bracelet sits right where your ring shots happen, so the camera catches it in every close-up of your hands.