Lola Ade Madina Acetate Hoops in Three Colors Review

Three acetate hoops share this page: Multicolor, Moo and Tortoise Shell, each its own listing at $22.99. The Moo hoops are described as cow print inspired and the Tortoise Shell hoops as tortoise shell inspired, while Multicolor is described simply as multicolor. All three are made from translucent acetate with zinc alloy, are approximately 1.57 inches in size and come with plastic post backs. The store warns that no two earrings are identical because the marbling or spotting varies.

Options and pricing

The three colors are separate listings rather than variants of one product, and each costs $22.99: Multicolor Madina Hoops, Moo Madina Hoops and Tortoise Shell Madina Hoops. The wording differs only in the color description, and all three give the same materials, acetate and zinc alloy, and the same approximate size of 1.57 inches. Because the store says the marbling or spotting varies, two earrings of the same color will not look exactly alike. No other sizes, metals or finishes are offered.

How it compares

At $22.99 the Madina hoops cost less than the other earrings compared here. The Firecracker Earrings are $34.99 and list zinc alloy and rhinestone at approximately 1 and 5/8", the Triple Row Beaded Hoops are $54.99, and the Eterna Hoops are $55.99. Like these hoops, the Firecracker listing names zinc alloy, though it pairs it with rhinestone.

Shipping, returns and warranty

Shipping: the Shipping & Returns page says US orders over $100 ship free and that Demi-Fine Collection orders are usually mailed by USPS First Class within 5 to 7 business days of purchase, excluding holidays, unless the product page says otherwise (USPS Priority Mail is available for a faster carrier service but does not shorten processing). International shipping is offered for the Demi-Fine Collection to select countries by USPS International, and the buyer is responsible for import taxes and duties. Returns: the Shipping & Returns page says the store cannot accept returns on these limited, handmade or made-to-order items; if an item arrives damaged or defective, contact the store within 14 days of delivery for an exchange or repair of the same item, which must be in its original packaging with no sign of wear. The FAQ says all fine jewelry sales are final and that returns, refunds and exchanges are not accepted, with a repair offered for faulty items, and the sales terms add that sale items cannot be returned or exchanged. The refund policy page grants a 14-day cooling-off right to orders shipped into the European Union. Warranty: the FAQ describes a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects for the store's fine jewelry; it does not say whether this demi-fine piece is covered, so ask the store before relying on it. Discount code: the sales terms say codes must be entered at checkout, only one code can be used per order and promotions exclude gift cards and custom orders unless stated otherwise; some products can also be excluded, so check that the FACESTORE code takes 10% off this item before you pay.

Before you buy

Lola Ade says it is a Black woman-owned fine jewelry brand based in Los Angeles that sells online only, founded by Pamela Adewoyin James, whom its About page calls a GIA-certified diamond professional and practicing attorney. The page says she has handcrafted jewelry since 2010 and launched an engagement ring collection in 2024. A July 2026 SHEEN Magazine interview tells a similar story, but it is a profile, not a product test, and searches on 20 October 2026 found no Trustpilot, BBB or Reddit page for the store. The store's own reviews page shows 40 reviews, 38 of them five-star and 2 four-star; that widget is the store's display and was not verified. Its giving program ("a portion of every fine jewelry purchase" supports clean water access in Africa, and a portion of each engagement ring sale per its community page) names no amount. There is no showroom, so you cannot see a piece in person, and the pages disagree on whether a damaged item gets an exchange or only a repair; ask for the remedy in writing before you order.