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Simple fish hook with spring in Silver Filled wire, with flattened feature at the front of the ear wire to give a sleek look when worn. Fishhook-shaped earring wire, the hook end passes through the pierced ear and a component or charm can be hung from the loop. Measures length 25mm from tip of wire to top of the hook and height from top of hook to loop 12mm, made with 0.70mm gauge Silver filled wire. This has a base metal of copper. Silver filled consists of a layer of sterling silver bonded to a base metal Copper core to allow the performance of sterling silver at a lower price.
