Moon Earrings
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A stud is a type of minimalist earring that has a small singular point attached to a post that passes through the earlobe to a backing. A single stud may be bare metal or adorned with a small gemstone or a singular design to draw attention to the piece.
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A stud is a type of minimalist earring that has a small singular point attached to a post that passes through the earlobe to a backing. A single stud may be bare metal or adorned with a small gemstone or a singular design to draw attention to the piece.
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