Are they strong enough (one or two stacked) to hold through an earlobe? I want to use them for a set of earrings (non-pierced ears).
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Unless the earrings are too heavy, they should be able to hold fine, in which case you can use magnet on both sides and attach earring to the front magnet for better hold. However, you may want to consider that your earlobe may start getting soar if worn for longer periods (30 mins?) due to strong pull, which you can probably try balancing by wearing heavier earrings.
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Definitely strong enough-- just asked wife and she said it is actually even a little stronger than magnets she used in the past-- might even pinch a tiny bit because it is smaller than typical magnet for earring
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Jill, they are not thin, but they are not as long as other safety backs I have seen. I have normal size lobes and when I put them on - I believe I could get two on them on an earring. Hope this helps.
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It would depend on what gauge they are. The part of the gun that holds the earring itself is not sizable, so if they're too big or too small they wont fit...
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The individual compartments are approximately 1 1/4" x 1 1/4". They will not hold large earrings. I sometimes just put my larger earrings in different compartments. I have already filled up three of these, and I have another waiting form more jewelry.
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There is a tray you could set them in. It's between the upper and lower section and goes across the whole thing. Or if you only wear clip on's here is an idea. Where there are the little holes to hang pierced earrings you could string a couple lines of fishing wire across so you could display them that way. I don't were clip on's but I have gone to the craft store and bought a container with a bunch of little sections for my earrings that have posts as I just find it easier to get them in and out of that and use the organizer for those earrings that just slip in. Hope it helps. Really love this product and my boyfriend no longer complains about my stuff being everywhere lol There is a tray you could set them in. It's between the upper and lower section and goes across the whole thing. Or if you only wear clip on's here is an idea. Where there are the little holes to hang pierced earrings you could string a couple lines of fishing wire across so you could display them that way. I don't were clip on's but I have gone to the craft store and bought a container with a bunch of little sections for my earrings that have posts as I just find it easier to get them in and out of that and use the organizer for those earrings that just slip in. Hope it helps. Really love... » Read More There is a tray you could set them in. It's between the upper and lower section and goes across the whole thing. Or if you only wear clip on's here is an idea. Where there are the little holes to hang pierced earrings you could string a couple lines of fishing wire across so you could display them that way. I don't were clip on's but I have gone to the craft store and bought a container with a bunch of little sections for my earrings that have posts as I just find it easier to get them in and out of that and use the organizer for those earrings that just slip in. Hope it helps. Really love this product and my boyfriend no longer complains about my stuff being everywhere lol « Show Less
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They are solid. You should know I use this as a lingerie chest. I can not say it would for heavy items.
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I think if they are on a heavy chain or cord, they would be fine. They are too big and heavy to use as earrings.
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These are for pierced ears. These create a continuous loop through the ear and are pretty small.
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The harp has small holes to put the posts of earrings through, and the two swirly things on the top are great for necklaces. I think that by an earring card, you mean a stiff piece of paper/material which earrings often come attached to. If this is what an earring card is, then no, this is not designed for holding them. There are no straight posts which you could hang it on.
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Yes! I have stretched holes (from stupid teenage decisions) and normal backs slide through. These are perfect and keep all of my earrings in place (even the heavy ones). It's great to have so many too.
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It shouldn't be a problem. I've glued these to the backs of metal earrings and I haven't had any issues. They're also pretty powerful. I've picked up a babyfood ar full of paint with one of them attached to the clip on a pen.
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Yes but the earrings will take up space directly below them and you might not be able to use said space.
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That's a difficult question to answer because it depends on how you organize the earrings and what type of earrings are being organized (hooks, hoops, posts, studs). There are 100 slots in the door for earrings - I think best for hoops and hooks. Then, some or many of the ring slots in the mounted base can be used for posts and studs, and there are 52 rings slots of a typical size, and 12 large enough to hold a small bangle bracelet. Hope this helps.
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If you are talking studs then should work ok without the backs. if you are talking hanging then you would need a pin of some sort to hang them from that is sturdy enough to hold the weight of the earrings.
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Don't know for sure because I didn't keep them. I think you might be able to but I agree w the other reviews that it doesn't seem that they were meant to be stacked.
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Hi, not at all. I wear them more than once and sometimes I move it around--you do not want to put it in the same hole each time, as you want it to have some friction in order for it not to sag. I am not able to wear wire earrings without these - as love them and would not be without them. Hope this helps!
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I think they would be strong enough, but they may be too long. There were some shorter ones listed when I ordered these.