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Kate Hudson Shows Team Spirit with Broncos Hoops: Judge the Jewels

She wore a pair of gold hoop earrings with thick, bold curves and the Denver Broncos logo across the middle.

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4 years ago

October 13, 2021

Becky Stone

Kate Hudson’s ready. ?

Are you, #BroncosCountry? pic.twitter.com/oj0YIpT6hQ

— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) September 26, 2021

The sighting: Actress Kate Hudson posted a game-day Instagram story showing off a pair of gold hoops adorned with the name of her favorite sports team, The Denver Broncos.

The jewels: A pair of gold hoop earrings with thick, bold curves and the Denver Broncos logo across the middle. We’ve tracked the style to online fashion jewelry powerhouse BaubleBar’s BaubleBarxNFL collab. The gold-plated brass earrings sell for $48 and feature glass pavé-style embellishment.

The trends: Novelty hoops – with charms, embellishments, names, or atypical design elements – are hot hot hot at the moment. Serious sports fans love team merchandise and it’s fascinating to see how this enthusiastic niche market reacts to team jewelry.

What do we think? There probably aren’t a huge number of fans who would want to shell out solid gold money for football-themed jewelry, so it’s a perfect opportunity for demi-fine. The Denver Broncos tweeted Hudson’s selfie and the enthusiastic response proves that football fans think this look is a big win.

Judgement: 7/10 for style, 10/10 for sports magic (the Denver Broncos won that day’s game 26-0)

What do YOU think? We want to know your take! Do you love it or hate it? Comment below and let us know.

I love sports-themed jewelry! Go Kate! Go Broncos!

I like the idea in a medium kind of way.

Like it, could be better executed.

Sports and jewelry should never mix.

Kate Hudson looks great in anything, who are we kidding.

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