Earring
Japanese Name:
イヤリング
Romaji Name:
iyaringu
Description
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An earring (iyaringu) is a piece of jewelry designed to be worn on the ears. It is typically attached through a piercing in the earlobe or other parts of the ear. Earrings are one of the most popular and widely worn types of accessories around the world, worn by people of all ages, cultures, and styles.
History
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Earrings are decorative pieces of jewelry worn on the ears, with origins dating back to ancient civilizations.
Archaeological evidence shows earrings in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus Valley as early as 2500 BCE.
In ancient times, they were often made of gold, silver, or gemstones and signified status, wealth, or cultural identity.
During the Renaissance and Victorian eras, earrings became popular fashion accessories in Europe for both men and women.
In the 20th century, a wide variety of styles emerged, including studs, hoops, and dangling designs.
Today, earrings are worn worldwide as personal expression, fashion statements, and cultural symbols.