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How do you wear Earcuffs?

HARMONY
Two matching pieces of jewelry for a calm, symmetrical look. The classic pair style for the right and left sides.

CONTRAST
Two different Earcuffs, deliberately combined. For a unique look that can be worn without any piercings.

COMPENSATION
An Earcuff and a pair of stud earrings make a harmonious set. Ideal if you want to give a sensitive or sore piercing a break.

DUET
Two Earcuffs worn together on one ear. Coordinated, yet each one special in its own way.
REVIEWS
Can you lose Earcuffs?
Many people wonder whether Earcuffs are easy to lose. After 27 years of experience with this type of ear jewelry, we can tell you: No, not if they’re worn correctly. In 1998, Nella began developing her own designs that fit securely and comfortably on the ear, and has continued to refine them ever since. Whether dancing, doing yoga, or going about your day: Our pieces stay securely in place. With the right handling, our Earcuffs will safely accompany you every day.
As with regular studs or earrings, we recommend briefly checking the fit,
- when putting on or taking off clothing over your head
– when taking off a helmet or hat that covers the ear
– with thick scarves in winter, which could push the Earcuff out of the ear.
Can Earcuffs also be worn with hearing aids?
Yes, you can wear Earcuffs with hearing aids. Some of our customers even wear them with ITE (in-the-ear) hearing aids, where the earmold almost completely fills the outer ear.
The Earcuff is worn above the hearing aid's earmold or slightly to the side, so it doesn't affect how the hearing aid fits. Particularly narrow or open styles are well suited to remain comfortable to wear, even with more complex fittings.
If you're unsure, feel free to send us a photo of your hearing aid, and we'll help you find the right piece of jewelry.
Do they fit comfortably in the ear?
Our high-quality Earcuffs are exceptionally comfortable to wear. The gently rounded contact points rest comfortably without pressing. You can fine-tune the fit with an individual adjustment for a secure, featherlight hold. These pieces of jewelry offer a stylish alternative to ear clips, ear cuffs, or heavy earrings that put strain on the earlobe.
Does it pinch or press? Then the Earcuff hasn't been adjusted properly yet. Check out the Earcuff Guide to see how to adjust your piece of jewelry.
Are they good to give as a gift?
A special piece of jewelry makes a lovely gift. After nearly three decades in this field, we know exactly which pieces are sure to win hearts. Here, we recommend jewelry that not only looks great but also fits right away, whether for smaller or larger ears.
And don’t forget: You can adjust the size of the ring part to suit you by carefully bending it open or closed. Every ear is different, and this small adjustment ensures a secure and comfortable fit!
Which Earcuff suits you?
Which Earcuff is right for you depends primarily on the shape of your ear and your style. We offer designs in a range of sizes and styles. If you’re unsure, our Earcuff-guide can help. We’d also be happy to offer you personalized advice.
Which earrings are suitable for children?
We recommend the models Hannah, Ronja and Ella for children's ears. On request, we can also make the Earcuffs from our Classic Mini collection in a particularly small size; perfect for children's ears. Just leave us a brief note in your shopping cart if you'd like them adjusted.
How do your Earcuffs stay on, and how do I put them on?
Most people have a pronounced hollow in their outer ear, which provides the earring with the necessary support. The distance of the jewelry can also be individually adjusted by regulating the upper part of the ring.
Not convinced yet? Take a look at our Earcuff-Guide. There you'll learn how to put on and adjust the Earcuffs.
What materials are your collections made from?
We use only high-quality, durable materials to craft our jewelry, including 18k gold vermeil, 925 sterling silver, genuine gemstones, pearls, and Enamel.





























