Reviews Style

I found sculptural studs that are perfect dupes for the viral Bottega earrings and cost $800 less

Left: The author wearing Ana Luisa Bottega Veneta Drop earring dupes. Right: A hand holding a gold drop earring.
Ana Luisa's "Kiara" earrings look just like the real Bottega Drop earrings. Gabrielle Chase/Business Insider
Updated
Read in app

Before he was appointed creative director of Chanel, Matthieu Blazy's debut collection at Bottega Veneta began with a viral teardrop crescent earring. Consequently, a frenzied search for Bottega earring dupes ensued.

The Bottega Drop Earrings ($880) have had a lasting impact of wearing sculptural statement jewelry with everyday outfits. I tried Ana Luisa's Kiara earrings ($85), which bear an uncanny resemblance to the real deal.

If you're looking for the super cheap Amazon Bottega earring dupe, these best-selling studs are lightweight and come in silver, too. Below are more of the best Bottega earrings dupes, including pairs that cost less than $50. To discover more lookalikes to trendy luxury accessories, see our guide to the best places to buy affordable fine jewelry.

Ana Luisa Kiara Gold Statement Earrings

Two side by side images of chunky gold drop earrings.
Left: The Ana Luisa Kiara earrings. Right: The Bottega Veneta Small Drop earrings.  Ana Luisa/Bottega Veneta

Ana Luisa's Kiara earrings are hypoallergenic and dipped in 14 karat gold that's polished to a shiny, tarnish-resistant finish. Even for a statement earring, they're the perfect size for me to wear casually (though I must first pay credit to all the elementary school art teachers who made chunky jewelry cool to begin with). This affordable alternative is practically indistinguishable from the real Bottega Veneta earrings, and best of all, they cost over $800 less. 

To learn about more of its affordable styles that won't turn your skin green, see our full Ana Luisa review.

More of the best Bottega earrings dupes

Gold chunky drop earrings
Apsvo Chunky Gold Hoop Earrings

These are the best-selling Bottega earring dupes from Amazon, as seen on TikTok. They also come in silver or sets of two.

Gold chunky hoop earrings
Quince Globe Huggie Hoops
$58

These studs are made of 18-karat gold vermeil, meaning their base is sterling silver. This smaller style is more lightweight than the real Bottega earrings.

Silver chunky drop earrings
Mejuri Mega Dôme Earrings

Mejuri's extra large version of the Drop earrings are made of 92.5% pure silver and cost under $100.

Silver chunky drop earrings
BaubleBar Ella Earrings
$18 $42 Save 57%

BaubleBar is one of our favorite brands for finding classic fine jewelry, as well as trendy statement pieces. Its Ella studs are hypoallergenic and will run you less than $20.

You can purchase logo and accolade licensing to this story here.

Disclosure: Written and researched by the Insider Reviews team. We highlight products and services you might find interesting. If you buy them, we may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our partners. We may receive products free of charge from manufacturers to test. This does not drive our decision as to whether or not a product is featured or recommended. We operate independently from our advertising team. We welcome your feedback. Email us at reviews@jkmperu.com.

Read next

A headshot of Gabrielle Chase.
Gabrielle Chase
Gabrielle Chase is a style and beauty expert who has worked in the fashion journalism industry for five years. As an editor and reporter, she has covered viral products, luxury companies, and durable closet staples. She applies a healthy dose of skepticism to the trends on social media — still, she's never above a good designer dupe.ExperienceBefore joining Business Insider in 2023, Gabrielle interned with Interview Magazine, and then wrote for Elle Magazine’s online series, The Launch.In her role on the Reviews team, Gabrielle tests clothing, shoes, and accessories for their durability, quality, and, of course, style appeal. She brings her eye for fashion to every story she writes or edits, whether she’s helping readers get dressed for work or find a new favorite pair of jeans. Gabrielle is also an expert when it comes to finding great deals on clothing and shoes, from finding affordable hidden-gem brands, to showcasing the best discounts around deal events.She upholds Insider Reviews’ rigorous product testing standards, only recommending products that look good,  feel good, and last for season upon season.Expertise
  • Women’s shoes and clothing
  • Apparel deal hunting
  • Viral fashion trends
  • Luxury handbags
EducationGabrielle graduated from the University of Rhode Island with degrees in Journalism and Spanish. There she started runway modeling, which gave her an intimate look at how much work goes into producing a single garment. Backstage she'd overhear designers retelling their creative process, causing Gabrielle to shift her focus from broadcast journalism to fashion journalism.Outside of workGabrielle is the eldest of four. She enjoys K-pop music and horror movies, and is based in Brooklyn.