• Sterling Silver Earring Post with 1.5mm Pad - Pkg/10
  • Sterling Silver Earring Post with 1.5mm Pad - Pkg/10 with dime
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Sterling Silver Earring Post with 1.5mm Pad - Pkg/10

Sterling Silver Earring Post with 1.5mm Pad - Pkg/10

FND-960

.036" x 7/16"

Made in USA

$12.75 USD
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Sterling Silver Earring Post

.925 Sterling Silver, 20 Gauge

 This sterling silver ear post features a 1.5mm pad that supports a variety of settings, findings and unique designs—simply use jeweler's epoxy or soldering techniques to secure the elements to the pad to complete the earring. The friction post features a groove that helps secure the ear nut; post earrings require an ear nut to keep the post in place.

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Overall rating: 4.571429 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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Studs

"Everybody has at least one stud, why not pairs? I want to have bonus studs. That's how cool I am. Thanks to Cool Tools! How cool are you?"

— Greta H. (5/5)

Posts after firing

"I'm using these in a totally different way. I make my pmc3 earrings and make a tiny hole in the top (smaller than for an ear wire) where I would normally add a post. Instead of soldering (which I don't know how to do yet), I simply put this tiny post through the hole and it works as a post on an earring. It is LOOSE, however, so not ideal, in that the post can be removed from the earring. But the benefit is that I have some earrings that my customers have appreciated that they can hang them on either this post or on an ear wire and can interchange them!"

— Cindy B. (5/5)

Ear posts

"These posts work great"

— Carolyn M. (5/5)

Post Perfection

"Perfect posts for laying over silver clay. Reliable. I do suggest a pickle after firing to remove oxidation"

— Jaclynn O. (5/5)

STERLING SILVER EARRING POST WITH 1.5MM PAD

"Excellent earring posts! Will buy again!"

— Margaret H. (5/5)

Earring posts broke after firing

"I have made several pairs of earrings with these and EZ960. I have been wearing a pair to try them for a period and they have been absolutely fine. Two new pairs were made in exactly the same way and when I went to polish one of them the post broke off at the surface, leaving the flat piece embedded in the earring. I barely touched the post and did not put it under much stress, so I am curious as to why this one has broken off in this way. The same happened to another set I made. Perhaps these are not supposed to be fired? I have emailed you twice about these issue (and two other issues), but as I have not heard in anything in nearly a month I took up your invitation to review the product in the hope that you would respond to my questions about this product and the two other issues I have. I look forward to hearing from you. Nicci"

— Nicci (2/5)

Nice quality

"Have not used yet but looking forward to it. Nice quality."

— Christie B. (5/5)

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