Designer CCB Earrings

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Designer CCB Earrings

Explore designer CCB earrings in gold and silver tones: hoops, huggies, studs, drops, and sculptural shapes to choose from by silhouette, texture, or motif.

How to choose CCB earrings

Start with the shape you want to frame near your face. Hoops provide a continuous outline; studs concentrate the design on the lobe; drops and pendants offer a vertical look. Then compare whether you prefer a smooth, ribbed, cutout, or organic surface.

These pieces have a CCB body, metallized plastic, and steel posts. Check the individual product page to compare the shape and visual finish before choosing.

To see the full store selection, visit all earrings and hoops. If you are looking for a specific shape, use the description and images for each model to compare its silhouette.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does CCB mean for these earrings?

CCB describes the visible metallized plastic body of this selection; it does not mean the entire piece is made of steel.

How to choose between a hoop, huggie, and stud?

Choose a hoop for a continuous frame, a huggie for a more compact profile, and a stud when you want the motif to be concentrated on the lobe.