Wonder Woman earrings are the easiest way to wear Diana of Themyscira without dressing like her. MISTERVERSE makes three officially licensed designs from the Wonder Woman 1984 line: the WW logo, the Golden Armor helmet, and the gold star from her tiara. All three hang from a 20-gauge hinged hoop in gold-finished stainless steel. This guide covers what each one looks like on the ear, what the metal actually is, how the pendants and the enamel pin fit alongside them, and the two things you should know before you check out.
What makes Wonder Woman earrings officially licensed?
Wonder Woman first appeared in All Star Comics #8 in October 1941, which makes the character more than 80 years old and one of the most protected trademarks in comics, according to DC Comics and Warner Bros. Discovery. Every Wonder Woman piece MISTERVERSE sells is made under a DC Comics license, and the listing says so.
The license is not decoration. It means the WW logo, the Golden Eagle helmet silhouette, and the star are cast from approved reference art, and the DC Comics and Warner Bros. shield marks appear on the packaging and the product page. A knockoff can copy a shape. It cannot copy the approval chain, and it usually shows in the details: a logo with the wrong proportions, a helmet with the eagle beak filed flat, plating that goes dull in a month. If you want the long version of how to spot a fake, read our guide on officially licensed versus bootleg jewelry. The short version is simple. Look for the DC shield and the trademark line on the listing, and buy from a seller whose whole licensed lineup is published, the way ours is on the officially licensed page.
Which Wonder Woman earrings does MISTERVERSE make?
The 2017 Wonder Woman film earned about $822 million worldwide and Wonder Woman 1984 followed in December 2020, according to Box Office Mojo. That second film is where the MISTERVERSE line comes from. Three earrings are in stock right now, and each one is sold as a single, so one hoop per listing.
The WW Earring ($24.99). A 3D-style Wonder Woman logo, 1/4 inch tall by 1/2 inch wide, on a hinged hoop. This is the one people mean when they search for gold Wonder Woman earrings. The double-W reads from across a room but sits close enough to the lobe that it does not swing into your jaw. Shop it at the WW Earring page.
The Golden Armor Earring ($24.99). The Golden Eagle helmet from Wonder Woman 1984, sculpted in 3D at 1/2 inch tall by 3/8 inch wide. The wings sweep back from the face plate, and the finish is a warm gold rather than a brassy yellow. It is the most detailed of the three and the one collectors of the film tend to pick first. See the Golden Armor Earring.
The Gold Star Earring ($19.99). The star from Diana's tiara, 3/4 inch tall by 5/8 inch wide. It is the largest pendant of the three by surface area and the least obviously "comic book," which makes it the one you can wear to an office that would blink at a helmet. The Gold Star Earring is also the entry price for the line.
A fourth design, the God Killer sword earring, is a 1-inch sword blade on the same hoop. It comes in and out of stock, so check the Wonder Woman collection for the current status before you plan an outfit around it.
The metal: 316L stainless steel with 18KT gold plating
The hoops and pendants are 316L stainless steel, the low-carbon grade (0.03 percent carbon maximum under ASTM A240) used for surgical instruments, with an 18KT gold plating, meaning the plating layer is 75 percent gold by fineness, and a protective top coat. That is the spec on every MISTERVERSE Wonder Woman listing.
Three things follow from that spec. First, the base metal does not rust and will not turn your skin green, because there is no copper alloy underneath to oxidize. Second, the gold sits on top of a metal that holds plating well, which is why the finish survives sweat and a hot summer far longer than a plated brass earring from a mall kiosk. Third, the hoop is a 20-gauge post, about 0.8 mm thick, which is the standard size for a healed earlobe piercing in the United States. If your piercing takes a normal stud, it takes this hoop. For a fuller explanation of how the steel behaves over years, see does fandom jewelry tarnish. The honest answer is that the steel does not, and the gold plating lasts as long as you keep it away from chlorine and perfume.
How do the Wonder Woman pendants and pin fit in?
MISTERVERSE also carries the same two hero shapes as pendants, and a Wonder Woman enamel pin from the four-piece Justice League set, which measures 5/8 inch tall by 1 3/8 inches wide per the listing. Together with the earrings that is six Wonder Woman pieces, all licensed, all gold except the enamel pin.
The Golden Armor Pendant ($24.99) and the Gold Star Pendant ($19.99) use the same sculpts as the earrings, which is the point. Wear the helmet earring on one side and the helmet pendant at the collar and the set reads as deliberate. Both pendants ship as the pendant only. The chain is sold separately, so if you do not already own a chain, add one to the order or the pendant arrives with nothing to hang from. Each pendant listing also includes a small Wonder Woman logo pendant, 1/4 inch tall by 1/2 inch wide.
The Wonder Woman Pin ($8.99) is the odd one out: hard enamel, one size, meant for a jacket lapel or a bag strap. It is the cheapest way into the line and the only piece here that is not jewelry in the strict sense. Stock on it is thin, so it tends to sell out between restocks.
How do you style Wonder Woman earrings without looking like a costume?
Wonder Woman 1984 released on December 25, 2020 in theaters and on HBO Max the same day, per Warner Bros., and the gold-on-red armor look from that film is what most people picture. You do not need the red. Gold on a neutral does the work.
The rule that works for every licensed piece we sell is one statement, one side. Wear a single Golden Armor Earring in the left lobe and a plain gold stud, or nothing, in the right. A pair of matched helmets is a lot of helmet. The WW logo is small enough to wear as a pair if you want symmetry, and the star is neutral enough to pair with any other gold earring you own. Keep the metals consistent. These are gold, so gold rings and a gold chain sit with them; a chrome Batman ring next to a gold WW hoop looks like two outfits. If you want the same DC logic applied to rings, our Superman ring and Batman ring guide covers the men's side of the collection. The fandom jewelry for men post has the same one-piece rule from the other direction.
What should you check before buying?
Two facts on the listing decide whether this is a good order. Pierced earrings are final sale for hygiene reasons, a policy MISTERVERSE shares with most U.S. jewelers, and each earring listing is one hoop, not a pair. Read both before you add to cart.
Quantity. If you want a matched pair, order two. The price per hoop is $24.99 for the WW and Golden Armor and $19.99 for the star, so a pair of stars runs $39.98 and a pair of helmets $49.98. Most buyers wear one, which is why they are sold that way.
Returns. Earrings cannot be returned once shipped, for the same reason a pharmacy will not take back an opened box. That makes the size numbers above worth reading twice. The star is the biggest at 3/4 inch, the logo the smallest at 1/4 inch tall.
Warranty. Every piece of MISTERVERSE jewelry, including these, is covered by the lifetime warranty. The final-sale rule covers changing your mind; the warranty covers the piece failing. A hinge that stops closing or plating that wears through is a warranty claim, not a loss.
Region. The license limits sales to the United States and its territories, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Australia, Japan, and New Zealand. If you are ordering from elsewhere, the checkout will tell you, and our international shipping page lists the rest.
Frequently asked questions about Wonder Woman earrings
Are MISTERVERSE Wonder Woman earrings officially licensed?
Yes. All three earrings, both pendants, and the enamel pin are made under a DC Comics and Warner Bros. license from the Wonder Woman 1984 line. The trademark line appears on every product page, and the full licensed lineup is published on our officially licensed page.
Are the Wonder Woman earrings sold as a pair or a single?
Each listing is one earring. Order a quantity of two if you want a matched pair. Most customers wear a single hoop with a plain stud or nothing in the other ear.
Will the gold Wonder Woman earrings turn my ears green?
No. The hoop and pendant are 316L stainless steel with 18KT gold plating and a protective coating. Green skin comes from copper alloys oxidizing, and there is no copper base metal here. The steel is the same grade used for surgical tools.
What gauge is the hoop, and will it fit a standard piercing?
The hinged hoop is 20 gauge, roughly 0.8 mm, which is the standard size for a healed earlobe piercing in the United States. If a regular stud fits, this hoop fits.
Can I return Wonder Woman earrings if they are not what I expected?
No. Pierced jewelry is final sale for hygiene reasons, so check the dimensions on this page and the product listing before ordering. Manufacturing defects are a different matter and are covered for life under the MISTERVERSE lifetime warranty.
Every MISTERVERSE Wonder Woman piece, from the WW Earring to the Gold Star Pendant, is officially licensed, built from 316L steel, and backed for life. Browse the full Wonder Woman collection or the wider DC Comics collection to see what is in stock today.