- Base metal: 316 stainless steel provides the specified metal construction for this earring design.
- Finish: Gold-Plated gives the hoops, connecting rings, chains, and bead-end details their warm gold-plated surface.
- Motif: A single six-petal pale pink flower is suspended at the base of each hoop, creating the focal point.
- Hoop profile: The narrow elongated open hoop keeps the upper section visually light around the floral element.
- Tassel arrangement: Three fine link-chain drops hang beneath each flower at staggered lengths for a layered fringe effect.
- Bead accents: Small round pale beads appear on two tassel strands, adding soft contrast to the gold-plated chain.
- Closure: A hoop-wire closure continues the clean, uninterrupted outline of the upper earring.
- Weight: Listed weight is 4 g, supporting the design's slender, dangling construction.
These long drop earrings combine an open, elongated hoop with a pale pink six-petal flower at its base and three fine chain tassels below. Each tassel ends at a different point, creating a light staggered line rather than a dense fringe. Small round pale beads punctuate two of the chains, while tiny gold-plated ball details finish the lower drops. The slim gold-plated hoop frames the flower from above for an airy, vertical silhouette.
The pair is made in 316 stainless steel with a gold-plated finish. Their floral motif, open hoop construction, and mobile chain drops give the design a clear decorative identity on an earring card without relying on oversized components. The long profile suits a botanical, romantic, or mixed-texture earring edit and offers visible movement when worn.
Merchandise these drop earrings where a display needs a clearly floral alternative to plain hoops or simple chain drops. The pale pink petals create a gentle color break against the gold-plated metal, while the three-chain construction makes the silhouette readable from the front and side. They pair naturally with flower-led collections, soft-color edits, and lightweight statement earring selections.
For assortment planning, treat the long tassel as the key selling profile: it creates motion and occupies more vertical display space than a standard hoop. The one-size format keeps selection straightforward. Use the product imagery to communicate the open hoop-wire closure and the deliberately uneven chain endpoints, since both are central to the design's finished look.