Equestrian Jewelry Earrings Cary with Small Horseshoe

Cary is an earring you wear daily without thinking about it. Do take them out when grooming or tacking up, so they cannot catch on a headcollar or brush.

Thanks to the small size, Cary is easy to combine: wear them in a second piercing next to the Lili or Dolly hoop earrings, or with the Nali or Roxie necklace.

Care: clean gently with a soft cloth, avoid abrasive products and store them somewhere dry when you are not wearing them.

Choose Cary if you want the smallest, most discreet horseshoe, or a stud for an extra piercing.

If you would like a slightly larger horseshoe that shows more, the Moly (plain) or Andy (detailed) earrings are a better fit. For sparkle, look at the Popy or Lady earrings with rhinestones.

Push the post through your piercing and secure the stud with the back behind the earlobe. To take them out, hold the horseshoe and pull the back off; given the small size, it is best to do this over a table. Clean the earrings with a soft cloth, avoid abrasive products and store them somewhere dry when you are not wearing them.

How small are the Cary earrings?
The horseshoe measures 0.8 cm × 0.7 cm. It is the smallest of the horseshoe studs in the range.

Do they have stones?
No, Cary is a simple horseshoe without rhinestones.

Can I wear Cary in a second piercing?
Yes, the small size makes them well suited to that.

What are they made of?
304L stainless steel. The Gold version is fine gold plated.

Are they water-resistant?
Yes. Do store them somewhere dry when you are not wearing them.

How do they differ from Moly?
Moly is larger (1 cm × 0.8 cm) with a flat horseshoe. Cary is smaller and even more discreet.

• Horseshoe stud earrings by Equestrian Jewelry
• Smallest horseshoe in the range: 0.8 cm × 0.7 cm
• Simple design without stones
• 304L stainless steel, in Silver or Gold (fine gold plated)
• Water-resistant
• Handy for a second piercing