Neon colored cone earrings

Neon-colored cone earrings are long cone-shaped pendants, tightly wrapped with shiny cord in rainbow bands and attached to a gold-colored diamond-shaped stud.

You wear them at a neon party, a disco party, or an 80s party, and even during carnival they immediately bring color to a plain outfit. They are intended for women who want to start their party look at the face.

What exactly do the cone earrings look like?

• Each cone tapers from a wide top to a narrow point and is tightly wrapped with cord all around.
• The colors run in bands from purple and pink through red, orange, and yellow to green, blue, and purple again at the bottom.
• At the top is a gold-colored diamond-shaped stud, with a small ring as a connection to the cone.
• The composition is 70% polyethylene, 20% zinc, and 10% polyester.
• You get a pair, so one cone pendant for each ear.

Bright cone pendants from the 80s and the hippie era

Large, brightly colored jewelry belongs to the fashion of the 80s, when earrings were allowed to dangle far below the ear. The rainbow as a motif goes back even further, to the flower power of the hippies. At a neon party, it is all about the brightest possible shades, and these rainbow pendants fit well with their saturated color bands. Because the cone ends narrow, the top with purple and pink stands out especially next to your face.

Complete your neon look around the cone earrings

Let the color bands speak by wearing them with a black top or a plain dress, then the rainbow draws attention. A wig in a bright or pastel color makes a disco look immediately recognizable, and bracelets or a necklace in the same rainbow shades carry the colors through to your wrist and neck. For a hippie party, you rather combine the pendants with loose, wavy hair and a dress with a color gradient.

Choose the neon-colored cone earrings and you immediately have color at your face for your next disco party.