Edward Campbell
I bought the 9/16 set. I figured the price point meant the plugs looked as cheap as they cost, but the set is a surprising deal. I was aware of the negative reviews, and I can say all of my pairs seem to be the appropriate size, they aren’t mismatched stone, no duplicates, and look as nice as something you’d buy in a piercing shop for triple the price per pair. When I eventually size up, I’ll be purchasing another set.

Brian Glenn
I stumbled upon these while browsing on amazon for plugs. I've been searching for a new set for quite some time but it was always a difficult choice based on design and quality as well as price. I'm used to paying anywhere between $20 to $45 dollars for a single set of two, depending on the material. So when I stumbled upon these lovely gems, 20 pieces, 10 sets for what I believe was $25, I think $30 to $35 after shipping, I was quite hesitant. I feared the quality, finish, design and or size would not be the best or just be off, not consistent. I was so surprised and glad to be wrong. All 10 sets, that's 20 pieces! were all amazing, some colors and designs I loved more than others of course, we all have our likes and dislikes but it is truly an amazing deal that I don't think anyone should pass up on. Great selection of colors/designs and finish and again, 25 to 35 dollars for it all is an amazing deal. Extremely happy with the purchase, best money I have ever spent on plugs hands down.

Vincent Cunningham
Quality stones. Good size. Smooth surface

Anthony Daugherty
All pairs seem to be of pretty decent quality for the price. They all look pretty nice and seem to be durable. Where their price really starts to reflect is the sizing. As the description says, no 2 pieces are exactly the same size, some showing this more drastically than others. But what they all have in common here is that the flares are HUGE. My ears were completely healed at 00 and I'd worn countless doubled flared pieces with no issues, but these just refused to go in my ears. When I finally did get them in, I gave myself a small tear and couldn't get the plug back out for a solid month. Obviously this was of my own fault and impatience, but if you do buy these, wait it out and stretch up 0.5-1mm, or get a size smaller. Bottom line is you get what you pay for, and costs were evidently cut here on sizing and shaping precision.

Curtis Cruz
I got them for my grandson for Christmas. He likes them lots. Thank you!

Aaron Everett
Ok, let's start with the good. They arrived in a well packed envelope and are all in one piece. Each pair is beautiful double flare stone and I was excited.The bad. The flares on these are two gauge larger than the shafts! At larger diameters this is usually not an issue but I got the 8g ones. Guess who had to stretch out to a 6g on one ear and 4g on another just to get these in? Me. At this point I doubt I'll be able to remove them as the holes will heal. Maybe in time but for a while I'm stuck with the pair that's in right now.Just please keep this in mind when purchasing. Great earrings, good quality, but on the smaller gauges the flares are huge. This should be pointed out in the description.

Angela Flores
Honestly, I love these. I see people giving bad reviews because they may not be real stone. I understand it says they're stone, but come on. They're cute. Stylish. Fun. Great color! The flare is not too big. At all. I think people just don't actually know what size they really are. Or they're trying to wear plugs sooner than they should. I've had 9/16s for about 3 years now. Never had an issue with this companies flare being too big. If you've recently gauged your ears (like 6months to a year) give them time to heal properly. Of course they're still going to be tight. And go to a piercing shop to get them properly measured. You're probably buying one size bigger than you should be.

Andre Myers
Get a size smaller to fit them right