Earrings including Diamond Earrings, Gold and Sterling Silver Earrings

A selection of our Earrings.

Love2Have have plenty of choice when it comes to fashionable earrings including white gold, sterling silver and mens stud earrings. All prices include VAT and Shipping across the UK and worldwide.

Wow! Amazing! Must have those. Yes - we now sell barbed wire earrings. Goth jewellery is in vogue more than ever and these are just beautiful.

These silver dangle earrings will make a very unusual last minute gift for her. Handfcrafted with various contemporary pieces clustered together they make the perfect fashion accessory.

Really unusual gold earrings in melted style gold. Make a wonderful gift.

Earrings date back to 3000BC in Asia. Archaeologists discovered them in graves from royal kings and queens. Burying jewellery with your dead is a custom from ancient civilisation. Our rusty jewellery is a treasure to discover also.

Earrings throughout history have been designed in two formats one being the well known hoop type and these type pictured above being pendant designs. These ones are silver with a choice of gemstones or plain.

Revolution is not a word that comes to mind when talking about jewellery but in the 20th century earrings went through just that. Men started wearing them in the 1960's when designs became more modern and forward thinking values entered our new society. Love2have sell an unusual range of stud earrings as these pictured above.

Women in the 2nd century during Roman times would show off there wealth with the type of jewellery they wore. Gemstones were and still are precious with no finer example than these diamond stud earrings pictured here and made also from 18ct gold.

The statue of Tutankhamen has earrings. In Egypt they were called earplugs as they fitted into the earlobes. Pictured above are the melt 18ct gold designs.

In the dark ages poverty meant that the making of jewellery dwindled as crafts men could not afford to work with the precious metals. In the seventh century in greece designs dating back to the dark ages were recreated by goldsmiths as pendant earrings.

In the middle ages earrings become less popular as hairstyles got longer with hair pieces that covered the ears. Ladies that were married were expected to cover their heads. More melt style jewellery pictured here.

Queen Victoria wore girandoles which were a type of earring that became very fashionable across Europe in the 17th century with well dressed ladies. They were very heavy as they were made from large amounts of precious metals and gemstones.

Earrings have been made from less expensive materials also throughout the ages so that poorer people could afford them too. We also sell jewellery that is not only made from precious metals but other materials including rusty metal as pictured above.