New ways to wear – earrings that suit you
Your ear. Your jewelry. Your variation.
What has changed – and why
Lately, I've received a lot of valuable feedback – from people with multiple ear piercings, from wearers with stretched ears, from everyone who felt: "Nice design – but the fastening doesn't work for me."
And that's true. The classic backplate on stud earrings sits close to the ear – and quickly covers other piercings. For tunnels or plugs, such a stud often cannot be used effectively at all. Some people don't have ear piercings at all – but still want to wear statement earrings.
This made me rethink things. And so, a new flexibility emerged from a design problem.
What you get now – and what it offers
Many of my earrings are now available with different fastening types:
- Studs with backplate: as before, for those who like it classic.
- Hoops: sit securely, hang close to the ear – also work with stretched earlobes or channels.
- Silver ear hooks: light, movable, flexible – particularly suitable for multiple piercings, as they leave room.
- Clip-ons: for everyone without ear piercings – or if you just want to try it without.
In the photo above, you'll find a selection of current models – from vibrant color combinations to semi-transparent variations. All designs remain the same – but you decide how you wear them.
New in the range: Small hoops
I am particularly excited about a brand new variation: Small hoops with a diameter of only 1.5 cm. They sit closer to the ear than hooks, appear clear and minimalist – and can be easily combined, even with multiple ear piercings. A good solution if you want something that is visually close to a stud, but offers significantly more leeway.
Material, craftsmanship & selection
I make the ear hooks from silver, because the material is more flexible and I can shape it as the design requires. Hoops and clip-ons are made of stainless steel: high-quality, durable, subtle. And because some variations require less manual work (no gluing of the studs), certain models have even become a little cheaper – without compromising on design.
What remains
What remains is the clear design language, the color composition, and the commitment to quality. What is added is more room for individuality – not only in the look, but also in the wearing.
I am delighted that this development emerged directly from the exchange with you. It shows that good design not only grows in the studio – but through dialogue.
👉 If you would like to try your favorite variation live, you can also find me at design markets or in my workshops.
There you can directly test different fastenings and find out what works best for you.
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