Tom Wood
Tom Wood Liz Hoop Gold Øredobber Gull (Women's)
$269-$415
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.4/10
Tom Wood Liz Hoop Review: 69 Months in Stock and Counting
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Nearly six years in continuous stock is a statement no marketing budget can buy. Tom Wood's Liz Hoop Gold has quietly re-ordered through trend cycles that buried flashier competitors, carried by independent boutiques since late 2020. The name says it plainly: a gold hoop from a Norwegian house known for clean Scandinavian geometry. At $269–$307, it sits above costume but below fine jewelry — priced for daily rotation.
Good: 69 months in stock proves real demand · Gold hoop suits almost any outfit · Carried by multiple independent boutiques
Trade-offs: $269 starting price excludes casual buyers · Only two boutiques limit easy shopping
Buy if you want one gold hoop you will not retire in two seasons; skip if you need budget jewelry.
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Tom Wood
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also at modostore.no
Ships from Capitol Hill, Seattle · Est. $269 shipped
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Best price across 2 storesDripsy review
8.4/10
Nearly six years in continuous stock is a statement no marketing budget can buy. Tom Wood's Liz Hoop Gold has quietly re-ordered through trend cycles that buried flashier competitors, carried by independent boutiques since late 2020. The name says it plainly: a gold hoop from a Norwegian house known for clean Scandinavian geometry. At $269–$307, it sits above costume but below fine jewelry — priced for daily rotation.
Good: 69 months in stock proves real demand · Gold hoop suits almost any outfit · Carried by multiple independent boutiques
Trade-offs: $269 starting price excludes casual buyers · Only two boutiques limit easy shopping
About this piece
The Tom Wood Liz Hoop earrings are crafted from 925 sterling silver and plated with 9k solid gold. - 925 sterling silver - 9k solid gold plating - Hoop design
About Tom Wood
Tom Wood was founded in 2013 by Mona Jensen in Oslo, Norway, reinventing the signet ring with clean Scandinavian design and recycled sterling silver. The brand has since expanded into ready-to-wear and eyewear while remaining rooted in minimal, unisex jewelry.