• Sterling silver CZ ear climber worn on an earlobe, a slim curve of small stones following the lobe
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Ear Climber Earrings in Sterling Silver with CZ Stones

Ear Climber Earrings in Sterling Silver with CZ Stones

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One piercing, the look of several: these ear climber earrings in .925 sterling silver send a slim curve of CZ across the earlobe from a single post. Fashion Hut lists the design as CZ arch earrings, and each one measures 1.8 by 0.5 cm, about 0.7 by 0.2 inch.

  • One hole needed. The arch climbs from a standard lobe piercing.
  • Sterling silver frame. .925 silver holding a line of small CZ.
  • 0.7 inch long. Long enough to read as a line, short enough for every day.
  • Graduated stone sizes. The curve starts with a bigger CZ and trails off smaller.

Ear Climber Earrings from One Piercing

Ear climber earrings put the post in the usual lobe hole and let the decorative bar travel along the curve of the lobe. The effect is a row of sparkle that looks like several piercings, without any new holes. Because the post can turn, you choose the angle: along the lower edge of the lobe as in the photo, or tilted to climb toward the upper ear.

Sizing an Arch to Your Ear

At about 0.7 inch long, the arch covers most of the width of a typical lobe. On a small lobe it may run just past the edge, which still reads as a graceful line. Pair it with a plain stud or nothing at all on the same ear; the climber is the whole story. Sterling darkens a little over time like all silver, and a polishing cloth run along the arch brings it back. It is sold as a pair, so one order covers both ears.

A Climber Before a Second Hole

An ear climber gives the multi piercing look today, with nothing permanent. If you love it, you know exactly where a new hole would look good; if not, it simply comes out. It is also the easiest way to try an asymmetrical style, a climber on one ear and a single small stud on the other.

Sterling Climber Fit and Care

Does the curve point up or forward? Either way works, since the arch turns on its post. Laid flat along the bottom of the ear it looks sleek; tilted upward it gives the classic climbing effect.

Is it noticeable with long hair? Tuck the hair behind the ear and the arch shows clearly; worn loose, it flashes through as you move, which many people like even more.

Do my other piercings need anything? Keep upper holes simple, a small hoop or a tiny stud, so the climber stays the main line of light.

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