The right earrings balance your face. The rule is simple: add the shape your face does not have. Find your face shape in the mirror, then use the guide below.
Round face
Your face is about as wide as it is long, with soft curves. Choose long, vertical drops that add length - teardrops, linear drops and tassels. Avoid big round hoops. Try the Crystal Linear Star Long Drops or Crystal Wreath Twin Teardrops.
Oval face
Balanced proportions mean almost everything works. Have fun with statement shapes - butterflies, geometric drops and chunky hoops. See the Glitter Butterfly Heart Studs.
Square face
A strong jawline looks softest with round and curved shapes - pearls, circles and hoops. Try the Opal Double Disc Drops or the Croissant Half Hoops.
Heart face
A wider forehead and narrow chin are balanced by earrings that are wider at the bottom - teardrops, pearl drops and triangles pointing down. See the Triangle Mesh Pearl Ball Drops.
Long face
Add width with studs, short drops and hoops that sit close to the ear. Our studs collection is perfect.
Quick cheat sheet
- Round: long drops
- Oval: anything
- Square: round shapes
- Heart: bottom-heavy drops
- Long: studs and short hoops
Frequently asked questions
Which earrings suit a round face?
Long, vertical earrings such as teardrops, linear drops and tassels suit a round face best because they add length. Avoid large round hoops.
Which earrings suit a square face?
Round and curved shapes such as pearls, circular drops and hoops soften a square jawline.
Which earrings suit a heart-shaped face?
Earrings that are wider at the bottom, like teardrops and pearl drops, balance a wider forehead and narrow chin.