This simple and elegant pair of earrings was made for me by a dear friend. They were the perfect choice to dress up a casual jeans and shirt for dinner out.

This is the only pair of gold earrings that I own. Every other pair in my collection is black, silver, or bright colors–but not gold. I can also count on one hand the number of times I’ve worn them. Not that these are real gold, anyway. I just don’t wear gold. Ever. Personally, I think…

I’ve had these earrings for what seems like forever. And every time I wear them, I get compliments on them. For sure, they were a cheap Wal-Mart or Glitter purchase of $3.00 or less, but they are bright, colorful, and fun. They make me think of bubbles. When I’m dressed casually just to hang out…

Another recent purchase, I bought these earrings at the last Dar es Salaam Artisan’s Market. When I saw the bright colors, I knew they were perfect! Maybe these could be classified as “hippie earrings” too?

As I was getting dressed this morning, I realized that I have no red earrings. What? How can that even be possible? So instead of wearing classy red earrings with my black and red dress, I chose to go with the zebra stripes. Also classy. 🙂 These were another Wal-Mart purchase, I believe. Or possibly Glitter —…

This picture makes these earrings look deceptively small. In reality, they are nearly 9 inches long! I haven’t worn them in awhile, but I’m not sure why. These used to be my go-to earrings for almost any occasion. I mean, how can you go wrong with super-long earrings and feathers???

These earrings also came from Colorado, as a gift from my parents. Until I started doing this series on earrings, I had no idea just how many of my earrings had been from Colorado. So far, I’ve already posted about three different pairs from there…and I know of at least one other pair. Crazy! But its…

These simple yet elegant earrings were one of my very first pairs. They were a gift during a Christmas gift exchange my first year at the School of Discipleship. I think I wore them everywhere for the next few months–church, dinners, parties, etc. I still love to pull them out for any semi-formal occasion where…