Are the earring holders thin enough to hold earring cards?
653731
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!
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!
653733
Yes, if by earring cards you mean the backing earrings often come on when you buy them.
1672604
There isn't a pleat at the bottom so they are flat, more like for a card. They could work; however, I don't think they would hold very much.
1346295
These are very thin. I used them on the bottom of a bookcase, and if I didn't know they were there, I wouldn't be able to tell. My opinion--go for it! I don't think it will be a problem!
1988367
The cards are stiff and flat, so , if the gold, silver, or bronze is applied to paper, it will hold it, but if there is any height to it, it won't. These are for sports cards, but I use them for ACEO art.Hope this helps .
1329542
They are coated not plastic therefore a more thin of a card, should be fine for you.
1679717
I'm really not sure, because I don't have any screw-back earrings, however, I do have a pair of earrings with thick posts (I can't wear them for very long), and they fit that pair. It's a tight fit, but they do work. Just a little hard to remove.
321367
Unless the earrings are too heavy, they should be able to hold fine, in which case you can use magnet on both sides and attach earring to the front magnet for better hold. However, you may want to consider that your earlobe may start getting soar if worn for longer periods (30 mins?) due to strong pull, which you can probably try balancing by wearing heavier earrings.
1902263
In my kit, there isn't one I'd put in my wallet, the thinnest one is probably at least 5 cards thick. One could easily be put in a purse though, or on a keychain attached to the wallet.
1010002
Yes but the earrings will take up space directly below them and you might not be able to use said space.
359095
They should, the opening is about 2 1/4 inches tall. Cards slide in from the side
2199313
I have magic cards sleeved and they fit just fine, I presume pokemon cards are more or less the same size.
1553224
Nope. The hinges are inset so you'd have to flip it around, which would work but the earring and necklace holders appear to be built-in/ glued in place.
1552036
If you mean the post of your existing earring these Backs are friction fit but posts are various sizes. I found these very small Backs only worked on the smallest posts. If you are asking are these Backs the size you need for your existing earrings, they only work for small, lightweight earrings. Because they are very small they do not support very much weight or size which results in the earring falling forward because the Back isn't big enough in diameter size to hold the earring upright on your ear.
1159016
There are compartments that can hold post earrings. The others can be placed/stored on/over the rails.
204624
Nope. They aren't as bulky as they look. My fiancee put one on his wallet and I put one on my phone and neither of us had any trouble putting in our pockets and etc.
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.
1318548
I wouldn't say exactly "paper thin," but yes, thin. They are more elegant looking than the thick, heavier glasses you get at Macy's. So it just depends on what you want them for. I don't let my grandkids use them. I bought them for bridge club adults!