Disney Ice Cream Cone Stud Earrings - Red/White/Blue

What you're actually getting

The Mickey Mouse ice cream cone is one of Disney's most beloved visual shorthand moments, and BaubleBar has done right by it here. These studs render the classic cone silhouette in red, white, and blue enamel scoops with a finish that's genuinely glossy and saturated — not the chalky, slightly tragic enamel you get on cheaper licensed merchandise. The scale is right too: substantial enough to read across a room, small enough that you're not cosplaying.

BaubleBar has been making Disney pieces for years now, and the quality shows in the details. The enamel sits flush and even, the colors are crisp, and the stud post is standard-sized — no wrestling with the backing.

The stack play

This is where these earrings make the most sense. BaubleBar explicitly pitches them as a stack piece, and we agree — the ice cream cone reads best when it's living alongside daintier studs or huggies rather than standing alone. Pair them with a simple gold stud in the second hole and they land as a fun accent rather than a full novelty statement. They also play well with other enamel pieces if you're leaning into the dessert or food-jewelry micro-trend that's been circulating on TikTok and Pinterest for the past couple of years.

The red, white, and blue factor

Worth flagging: this particular colorway reads as distinctly patriotic. If you're buying for a Fourth of July trip to Disney, or you're the kind of person who leans into Americana-coded accessories, this is a feature. If you wanted something more versatile that works year-round without a visual theme, BaubleBar's other Disney earring colorways might suit you better. These ones have a specific lane and they know it.

Wear comfort

At 0.01 lb, these barely register. You can wear them all day without the tired-lobe feeling you get from heavier statement earrings. The stud format also means they're practical — no snagging on hair, no dangles getting caught in a scarf.

The honest caveats

BaubleBar works in brass-based alloys with plating, not sterling or gold-fill. If your ears are sensitive to non-precious metals, you may experience irritation after extended wear. They're also not built to last decades — enamel can chip with rough handling, and the plating will eventually show wear if these become a daily rotation staple. Treat them as a fun wardrobe accent and they'll hold up fine; treat them as heirloom jewelry and you'll be disappointed.

At $34, they're mid-range for what they are: officially licensed, brand-name fashion jewelry. You're paying for the Disney license, BaubleBar's design track record, and the enamel quality — not for precious materials.