Do you think this would work for earring display?
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It might - I guess it depends on the backing/post of the earring(s) in question. As long as the posts are sufficiently long enough, it would probably work. There's no way to use an earring's backing piece with this case; they have to be able to just stick in via the posts. The case probably wouldn't work well for clip-on earrings, however.
1243510
If you are talking studs then should work ok without the backs. if you are talking hanging then you would need a pin of some sort to hang them from that is sturdy enough to hold the weight of the earrings.
1243511
I suppose if you wanted to post pierced earrings to it it would work fine. Many of the lapel pins I have in mine are no bigger than many earrings I have seen woman wearing.
2110094
I guess it could sit on something. But it is a bit heavy so mounting it properly would probably be the best way to display.
1992156
I guess you could hang the earring card on it because each row is thin. It has holes on each row to hold quite a few earrings but I don't keep the cards with mine.
1992157
The harp has small holes to put the posts of earrings through, and the two swirly things on the top are great for necklaces. I think that by an earring card, you mean a stiff piece of paper/material which earrings often come attached to. If this is what an earring card is, then no, this is not designed for holding them. There are no straight posts which you could hang it on.
1896042
I think you could use mini clothespins to display photos and it would look all right. I like mine because i use them to keep the dogs out of a room they don't need to be in and yet i still get to enjky the natural light from that rooms windows.
1121515
Yes, I think they would work great. I have replaced all my post backs with these. They are much easier to grip and spread the weight of the earring around so it doesn't droop.
975834
I think it would probably work well, it's not ultra thick, but did have nice stability. If you have any embossing/burning it should hold the design nicely. The price was pretty good, which is always a bonus when costuming.
1407482
Hi Barbara, I wouldn't unless you are using it in a retail display, it is narrower than it looks, but works well for the wall. Jeanna
1918099
I think so. I have classic hoops, studs, large (2+ inches) and small hanging earrings. Earrings hanging on my holder have the following back types: French backs, latch backs, push backs, fish hooks and lever backs. The same day, I almost bought a jewelry armoire to match my furniture, which would have cost me a few hundred bucks. I am so glad that I purchased this instead. It's the perfect size, a great price, and it's pretty with the jewelry.
2087951
Yes, I use it primarily for stud earrings. Most of my earrings are medium size or smaller. If they are really big, you may have to use ever other hole to make them fit side by side.
653732
I think they are. I gave the earring organizer to one of my daugther, who is presently out of the country. It's certainly sturdy, but if you want this for a business, you might need several racks...Good luck!
1433032
We use it for a different purpose but I doubt that this will hold clothing etc as a display, not unless you have the base firmly hinged to some object.
1176915
Your dimensions would probably work but I don't think this is the display venue you want to use. It's perfect for spices but not very elegant for glass. You could probably only fit 3 shoes on the whole thing. Kind of industrial looking, too.
451464
I couldn't say as mine is purely for display and mounted on my wall. Sorry.
1036956
You would need an eye pin for your earring and a jump ring. Hope this helps. I am happy with them.
504556
it's specially made for a certain type of round ball earring, but you can try it may work
1838253
I just saw your note. Yes, it would work. I used what I bought as a temporary viewing solution, I would be happy to sell it to you or send you a small sample so you can play with it. (beerd at cox dot net)