Ariana Madix’s sparkly huggie earrings look so much more expensive than they are

A hot new bauble enters the villa.

Ariana Madix pulls out all the stops for her “Love Island USA” hosting outfits — but not all of her accessories cost a mint. In fact, during one of last week’s episodes, we spotted her wearing none other than BaubleBar’s Britt Huggie Earrings.

From the thick gold-plated design to the crystal at the center, the reality star’s earrings look far pricier than they are. (Given they come in a set of three, the price works out to about $23 per pair.)

BaubleBar Britt Huggie Earrings Set

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The pack also includes a thinner version of Madix’s hoops, plus a larger, crystal-covered huggie.

Whether worn all together as an ear stack or separately, the mix-and-match trio offers plenty of styling possibilities.

It’s been a big month for BaubleBar, as Keke Palmer stacked on the brand’s Darcy Semi-Precious Beaded Bracelet Set and Energy Aligned Evil Eye Bracelet Set at Cannes Lions last week.

Keke Palmer rocked a BaubleBar bracelet stack at Cannes Lions last week. Getty Images for Spotify

BaubleBar Darcy Semi-Precious Bracelet Set

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BaubleBar Energy Aligned Evil Eye Bracelet Set

BaubleBar

The latter set has already sold out three times since it launched earlier this year, but it’s finally back in stock.

Palmer and Madix aren’t the only ones proving BaubleBar’s affordable pieces are perfect for warmer weather; Ali Larter recently celebrated her birthday in the Bahamas wearing the beach-ready Tate Waterproof Necklace Set.

And Bethenny Frankel regularly raves about the designs, calling the Lexi Crystal Collar Necklace “outrageous” in a recent video.

It’s safe to say BaubleBar is making a big splash this summer.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.