Trendy earrings: asymmetric earrings, climber earrings, cuff earrings

Eye-catch­ing trendy ear­rings can make a woman look tru­ly phe­nom­e­nal, make her stand out from the crowd, and feel con­fi­dent. How to choose them in accor­dance with cur­rent fash­ion trends? Let’s fig­ure it out.

Ear cuff: how to wear and what to combine?

Cuffs are ear­rings that have more than one fas­ten­ing on the ear, or those that are fas­tened in dif­fer­ent parts of the ear with­out punc­tures, repeat­ing its bend.

The clasp can turn the jew­el­ry up along the ear or have an attached ele­ment peek­ing out from behind the ear­lobe at the bot­tom or side.

Despite the fact that the cafa ear­ring is con­sid­ered a nov­el­ty in the jew­el­ry world, this acces­so­ry has already gained pop­u­lar­i­ty due to its orig­i­nal­i­ty and reli­a­bil­i­ty. It looks chic and self-suf­fi­cient, pro­vid­ed that it is cor­rect­ly select­ed for the size of the ear and the length of the lobe, there­fore it is worn as a mono-ear­ring. It refresh­es the usu­al image, but requires the cre­ation of a high hair­style, oth­er­wise this beau­ty is not vis­i­ble.

Why buy double-sided ball earrings?

These are mod­els that can be worn on both the front and back of the ear.

The back is often dec­o­ra­tive. In the front there is a typ­i­cal car­na­tion or a clas­sic ball. More­over, it is larg­er in size than the back, which is done specif­i­cal­ly to draw atten­tion to the ear­lobe. Reversible ear­rings can be worn dif­fer­ent­ly each time, allow­ing you to cre­ate new fash­ion­able looks. The most pop­u­lar are pearl options of dif­fer­ent col­ors.

What are climber and crochet earrings?

This is the name of the ear­rings-shifters or trans­form­ers with a clasp in the form of a clip. They look like minia­ture snakes run­ning along the ear, or open­work twigs inlaid with crys­tals or pearls. Their base holds a stud or cuff, but it is impor­tant that they fit well on the ear­lobe.

Asymmetric earrings — the trend of 2019

An inter­est­ing offer for women who love clas­sic acces­sories in unusu­al shapes. Mod­els that dif­fer from each oth­er in length, shape, col­or and even design are suit­able as every­day jew­el­ry or can be used as a dec­o­ra­tive ele­ment to com­ple­ment an evening out­fit. To achieve har­mo­ny in the image, they still must have at least one com­mon detail — the same shade or cut of stones.

What features have jacket earrings?

Prac­ti­cal and orig­i­nal pen­dant studs are a new jew­el­ry design. They are so named because they are as easy to take off as a jack­et thrown over the shoul­ders. The dec­o­ra­tive pen­dant is remov­able. It is easy to com­bine it with studs or con­go ear­rings — the so-called hoop ear­rings. In order for the jew­el­ry to look har­mo­nious in the ear, the length of the stem and the punc­ture site should be tak­en into account.

How to choose the right modern earrings?

Ear jew­el­ry should per­fect­ly match the shape of the face.

• For an oval face, sil­ver ear­rings in the shape of squares or tri­an­gles are best, but you can safe­ly exper­i­ment with any mod­els.

• For tri­an­gu­lar or nar­row, short gold ear­rings with a mod­ern design or square-shaped studs with pen­dants in the form of mas­sive beads, as well as reversible ball ear­rings. It is desir­able that they be sim­ple — with­out expres­sive decor and bright inserts.

• For a wide square — spher­i­cal or round hoop ear­rings.

• For a round one — mod­els with ver­ti­cal ele­ments, includ­ing clip-on ear­rings and drops, as well as a long mono-ear­ring, which visu­al­ly stretch­es the face.

On which ear do women wear their second earring?

It used to be that two ear­rings in the right ear are worn by peo­ple of a tra­di­tion­al ori­en­ta­tion, in the left — those who pre­fer same-sex rela­tion­ships. Today it does not mat­ter much, but more depends on the mod­els of jew­el­ry and the place of the pierc­ing in the ear.

Usu­al­ly the sec­ond pierc­ing is done in only one ear. In the main hole, they wear large hoop ear­rings, pen­dants, tas­sels or chan­de­liers, and in the addi­tion­al (sec­ond or third) — a car­na­tion or stud. It is desir­able that they be made in the same style or in the same col­or scheme.

In addi­tion to the aes­thet­ic com­po­nent, safe­ty is impor­tant — so that the ear­rings do not cling to each oth­er and to clothes. The top should be the small­est, the bot­tom — the largest.

Despite the tran­sience and vari­abil­i­ty, the same jew­el­ry remains in fash­ion. Only the ways of wear­ing and the ideas of com­bin­ing with oth­er acces­sories change. To inspire and diver­si­fy your jew­el­ry wardrobe, take a look at our cat­a­log, which presents the most pop­u­lar and fash­ion­able jew­el­ry.