Pico Earrings - For those who want something different

Do you finally want to grab some attention, maybe attract a few glances from the opposite sex, or perhaps just from your friends?

Then I suggest you try wearing a pair of earrings from Pico Copenhagen.

Here you’ll find all kinds of earrings, from big hoops to small, delicate bows or flowers. What they all have in common is that they stand out.

They break away from the crowd where everything can sometimes get so sugary sweet that it almost makes you want to puke.

So, if you want a little edge? If you want others to be attracted to you? Yes, then it’s a good place to start with a pair of earrings from Pico Copenhagen.

Big Gold Earrings for Those Who Dare

Since there are so many different designs to choose from, I’ll try to help you a bit along the way.

It’s not easy, because I almost don’t even know which earrings I’d want myself.

And if I find a pair and snatch them from the store, I can almost be sure my daughter will ‘borrow’ them, and then I’ll never see them again.

A pair of hoops can be: big, small, silver, gold, shiny, hammered, with stones or pearls, patterned, or just completely minimalist.

This was just a small selection from the huge, enormous variety of hoops available.

In the picture above, you can see a pair of earrings from Enamel Copenhagen, made of gold-plated sterling silver, with small pendants that hang beneath the ear.

The great thing about these is that you can remove the pendants and wear just the hoops themselves if that’s what you feel like.

What a sales pitch for a simple Danish jewelry brand that sells earrings for women of all ages.

Nevertheless, it’s true—they have many different top-notch designs for their jewelry, and this is seen in these very popular Olive earrings from Pico, which have taken young women by storm.

And why is it that young people have fallen for these hoops?

I think it’s because many young people today dare to do more than before. They dare to wear both clothes and jewelry that make them attractive and beautiful.

It’s a great time we live in, a time where everything is allowed. At least as long as one knows how to behave properly towards others and doesn’t intentionally hurt anyone just because they can.

Pico Copenhagen knows how to design jewelry, especially earrings for all tastes, and this can be seen in the picture above.

Here you can find small hoop earrings with three small aster flowers on the front of the earring, with a small stone in each flower.

 These are very fine, small, delicate earrings, perfect for wearing alongside another earring or stud in the same ear.

Like many other jewelry brands, Pico Copenhagen has also launched bow earrings, and it's not just one pair but several different pairs.

They’ve managed to create a design that ranges from small and very simple bow earrings to huge, bombastic ones covered in stones and embellishments.

I would say that the bow earrings from Pico are at the top end of all the bow earrings that have been released.

If you don’t like these from Pico, you can see all the earrings with bows on the website and get inspired.

Do you know the feeling of being watched? That every move you make is observed and analyzed in minute detail?

Especially today, where you can almost be followed or stalked online everywhere.

And all the questions that arise because of that:

When was the last time you were online?

When did you read the last message? 

Why didn’t you respond to my message?

Now I can see that you were just online again without replying.

Am I being ghosted? Or am I the one ghosting?

Should I feel guilty now that I didn’t respond, even though I used my phone?

When should we let go? When should we stop keeping track of what other people choose to do and just relax and be exactly who we are?

Wouldn’t it be nice to just lean back and say: “I don’t give a shit,” or in Danish: “Jeg er fuldstændig ligeglad”?

That’s exactly what I hope to practice moving forward.

To trust the people I surround myself with, knowing they want the best for me. 

And if they don’t respond, it’s not because I’ve done something wrong.

It’s because there’s a reason for it that lies with them, and I shouldn’t take responsibility or answer for it later.

Since everyone acts differently and has their own reasons for what they do, the only question left is whether you dare to trust them again if they’ve hurt you.

And whether you can lean back with peace in your heart.