Feather Earrings Under $25
We've seen how enormous the feather earrings trend has become this summer, and if you'd like to try this look but don't want to spend over $25 on a pair of feather earrings, we've got many pairs to fit your budget.
Arden B., one of my favorite retail stores, has several cool pairs of feather earrings under $25, including these lovely Arden B. Feather Stone Earrings ($24). A chandelier design, large, full feathers in a bluish-gray hue fall from three faceted stones. A posh, trendy, and eye-catching look for not a whole lot of money, these feather earrings fall seven inches from the post closure.
Another cool retail chain, Urban Outfitters, also has a variety of feather earrings under $25, like these Urban Outfitters Geometric Bead Feather Drop Earrings ($20). A single feather dropped from antiqued stacked square beads, each pair varies slightly since they are made with natural feathers. These feather earrings only have a four and a half inch drop, so if you're looking for a subtle pair of feather earrings, you may like these.
If you're looking for a bolder pair of feather earrings under $25, feast your eyes on these Aldo Bogner Earrings ($15). Beautiful peacock feathers dangling from gold oversized hoops, these feather earrings are adorned with chain wrap and chain fringe, all in gold. A great statement piece of bold jewelry, these feather earrings are as affordable as they are fashionable and trendy.
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Arden B., one of my favorite retail stores, has several cool pairs of feather earrings under $25, including these lovely Arden B. Feather Stone Earrings ($24). A chandelier design, large, full feathers in a bluish-gray hue fall from three faceted stones. A posh, trendy, and eye-catching look for not a whole lot of money, these feather earrings fall seven inches from the post closure.Another cool retail chain, Urban Outfitters, also has a variety of feather earrings under $25, like these Urban Outfitters Geometric Bead Feather Drop Earrings ($20). A single feather dropped from antiqued stacked square beads, each pair varies slightly since they are made with natural feathers. These feather earrings only have a four and a half inch drop, so if you're looking for a subtle pair of feather earrings, you may like these.If you're looking for a bolder pair of feather earrings under $25, feast your eyes on these Aldo Bogner Earrings ($15). Beautiful peacock feathers dangling from gold oversized hoops, these feather earrings are adorned with chain wrap and chain fringe, all in gold. A great statement piece of bold jewelry, these feather earrings are as affordable as they are fashionable and trendy.Shop today for more feather earrings at all prices:
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trpicdepression said 7-30-2011 @8:29AM
This is not a new trend at all. It was totally hot in the 70's with big bell bottoms and fringed sued vests!
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booboo said 7-30-2011 @9:50AM
trp...you are so right..I remember these in the 70's didnt really like them then either..also, they were in the 60's in the hippy movement..so all you younger ones out THIS IS NOT a TREND you started you just REINVENTED IT...
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booboo said 7-30-2011 @9:50AM
This is soooooo...retro...I grew up in the late 70's and these were popular then and in the 60's and 80's...they still are not cute...though I do like the peacock feathers the best..
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Lady said 7-30-2011 @10:04AM
PSSSSST:.......Think Mr. T from A-Team.....Not a new trend....
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Gina said 7-30-2011 @12:17PM
This is not a new trend. I wore these in middle school back in the late 1970's! I still like them but knowing that most farms are super cruel to the chickens (that's where they get the feathers) I wouldn't buy them. Whiting Farms is the worst. It's hard to know where the feathers came from but that particular farm produces feathers for jewelry and hair fashions and they are known to be the meanest to their chickens. Please don't support animal abuse for the sake of fashion. It might not seem like much but it's right up there with the fur trade industry. Who wants to wear something from an animal that was tortured? ugh
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Patty Du said 7-30-2011 @2:21PM
... and where do the feathers come from to make these 'beautiful' earrings??
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