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Gorman also wore earrings and a ring of a caged bird that were gifts from Oprah Winfrey.

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I hadn’t realized how much I needed to watch Sue Ellen Ewing yank off her earring as she answered the phone.

Accessories include a golden ring, watch, earrings, and a bracelet.

Heather wears her sister’s simple gold hoop earrings, which Heidi wore for 20 years and rarely took out, and on the hardest days, she wears one of her sweaters — both given to her by Heidi’s husband.

Roberto Faraone Mennella, renowned jewelry designer and inventor of the “Stella,” the iconic earring, died on June 4 in Torre del Greco near Naples, Italy from cancer at age 48.

I was worried about that when I went to Girl with a Pearl Earring.

Anything of value, every single Rolex, diamond earring, or anything else, they had sold.

It's the earring to have next spring -- and the stranger, the better.

Whether Girl with a Pearl Earring is on a par with this dress (or any other) isn't relevant there.

He has traded in his white diamond earring on his left lobe for a more discreet black diamond.

But he had no time for sentiment; he grabbed the reef-earring with his left hand, and clutched at the man with his right.

He wore four red and white feathers, one hanging from each silver earring, two tied into his hair.

Here at Kiangan, the earring consists of a spiral of very fine brass wire.

Let not a twig of the açoka-tree that my feet have caressed be broken, even to make an earring.

Fefe was in his element, sitting with his best side to the public, and flaunting his earring mightily.

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On this page you'll find 50 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to earring, such as: bracelet, brooch, costume, gem, glass, and gold.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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