will this work for stud earrings?
2087950
Yes it will. It may be a little tricky unless you have nimble fingers, but it works OK. You just have to be able to access the front and back sides to put the back on the earring and secure it to the plastic holder. There are holes to place studs and grooves for french loop backs. I like mine and it makes it easier to see what I have.
2087951
Yes, I use it primarily for stud earrings. Most of my earrings are medium size or smaller. If they are really big, you may have to use ever other hole to make them fit side by side.
2087952
I actually bought this for my daughter to use at college, but I'm sure that it works for studs because that is what she wears the most.
1690669
I don't know. The stud ends are painted with the color of the wire that goes on it. It worked for me.
1243510
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.
1548696
I doubt that it will work. Stone is generally very smooth and depending on the size of the stud you probably won't have enough surface contact. The epoxy is very powerful. I have poured it on plastic plates to mix and have lifted it off when it was cured because of the smooth surface.
2141974
Every stud should have at least 4 screw/nails. Find 2 on the same stud, use a level, and you know the stud from top to bottom. When this stud finder finds metal, it will stick to it. Awesome magnet.
823187
I have no clue but I doubt it...and I wouldnt risk it. Why? you can't find the stud?
1956516
No this won't work with clip on earrings... I purchased a different one for clip on's and big earrings..BLACK metal JEWELRY harp Earring RACK stand HOLDER
1614931
I don't think so, i use in place of the metal ones on posts for pierced earrings.
2164460
Yes this will work but make sure to use drywall anchors if there is no stud.
1425227
yes, studs must be 16" to mount per the instructions provided. Hope this helps!
2119460
Yes. As long as the stud it's self is screwed or bolted in correctly. The swivels and "D" rings are strong enough.
2166645
It is possible however unreasonable. U would have to remove the stud and place another piercing in its place into order to allow room for swelling and in turn u would be repiercing. It would be painful and pointless when u could just use a gauged needle and only do it once and have the proper sized jewelry in place immediately.
2156439
I agree with the other responders about the tray to lay the clip on earrings and that you can clip them on the bottom of the lattice area and I'd add that the top of the lattice area would work, too. If the backs of the earrings aren't very thick I believe they could also fit on the small hooks at the very top of the rack. That section seems to be good for rings yet, as with the entire organizer, the sections are wonderfully flexible for each individuals use.
741260
I would think so, maybe using a cotton ball. I have only used it on jewelry though.
325167
Yes, definitely use screws and probably make sure it in a stud. Also, it fits OPI bottles of polish. I love mine
706663
Hello Jeanne, It depends on the material the earring is made of. If it is silver or high karat gold these shears will work fine. If it is a harder metal like stainless steel there is a chance that the shears will snap.
1914478
Not sure on this---but it works very well on silver jewelry. Surely it would. You could take a piece that isn't used much and try a little on the back or a inconspicuous place. If you do it---let me know how it worked out. Sherry in Knox TN