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Earring Styles Guide
An oval shape is slightly longer than it is wide, with curved, soft edges. Any shape. Be sure that size is proportionate to the wearer, whether she is petite or full figured. Pearls, teardrops, circles and ovals really accentuate an oval shaped face. A round face will have about the same distance all around with the nose as a center point. It will be as wide as it is long, with rounded edges Long earrings that make the face appear longer. Drops with soft shapes, like teardrops, best suit round faces. An oblong shape has a long oval shape. Although often mistaken as oval, placed next to a true oval, it will appear longer. Button earrings which draw attention to the eyes and cheekbones. A heart shaped face is wider at the eye, temple and cheek area, with a narrow chin. The edges are soft and curved. Earrings that are wider at the bottom to balance a narrower chin. Teardrops, inverted triangles or buttons work particularly well. A diamond face is widest at the cheeks and narrow at the chin and forehead. It has sharper, more pronounced features. Dramatic earrings with sharp corners, points and edges complement the lines of the face. Cut crystals lend themselves well to a diamond shaped face. A square shape is basically straight across the forehead and along the side of the face. The jaw is full and square the chin may protrude. A square face also has a distance from the top of the face to the chin matches the width, the face is square. Drop earrings which create the appearance of length. A rectangular face is similar to a square but, the face is longer than it is wide. Button style earrings with lines that complement the lines of ones face. A triangular shaped face is similar to a heart but, the lines and edges of it are more pronounced. Earrings with width at the bottom that balance the shape of the face.
Earring Styles Guide
An oval shape is slightly longer than it is wide, with curved, soft edges. Any shape. Be sure that size is proportionate to the wearer, whether she is petite or full figured. Pearls, teardrops, circles and ovals really accentuate an oval shaped face. A round face will have about the same distance all around with the nose as a center point. It will be as wide as it is long, with rounded edges Long earrings that make the face appear longer. Drops with soft shapes, like teardrops, best suit round faces. An oblong shape has a long oval shape. Although often mistaken as oval, placed next to a true oval, it will appear longer. Button earrings which draw attention to the eyes and cheekbones. A heart shaped face is wider at the eye, temple and cheek area, with a narrow chin. The edges are soft and curved. Earrings that are wider at the bottom to balance a narrower chin. Teardrops, inverted triangles or buttons work particularly well. A diamond face is widest at the cheeks and narrow at the chin and forehead. It has sharper, more pronounced features. Dramatic earrings with sharp corners, points and edges complement the lines of the face. Cut crystals lend themselves well to a diamond shaped face. A square shape is basically straight across the forehead and along the side of the face. The jaw is full and square the chin may protrude. A square face also has a distance from the top of the face to the chin matches the width, the face is square. Drop earrings which create the appearance of length. A rectangular face is similar to a square but, the face is longer than it is wide. Button style earrings with lines that complement the lines of ones face. A triangular shaped face is similar to a heart but, the lines and edges of it are more pronounced. Earrings with width at the bottom that balance the shape of the face.