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17 Super Cute Earrings to Try If You Have Sensitive Ears

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June 11, 2021
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The only things I want to get from my earrings are compliments—not itching, irritation, and redness. But the harsh reality is that so many of us (myself included) have ear sensitivity. And the culprit, according to Dr. Peterson Pierre of the Pierre Skin Care Institute, is typically nickel. Unfortunately, metals containing nickel show up in a lot of jewelry—which can make it seem like earrings for sensitive ears don’t even exist.

Good news, though: They totally do! All you gotta look for are earrings that feature certain hypoallergenic materials. Jim Kelly, the Manager of Piercing Training at Piercing Pagoda (!), recommends opting for gold (specifically 14k and up) or titanium as a first choice. You’re likely also safe with a sterling silver pick if that’s more your jam. Ultimately, the key is to make sure you’re avoiding nickel and other metals—even if they’re plated or filled with something else.

Another tip? Try flat-back earrings to reduce irritation in fresh piercings or extra-sensitive ears. Trisha Okubo, the Founder of Maison Miru, reminds Cosmo that a flat back is also less likely to snag on your clothes or hair—which is definitely a major win for everyone.

But I know that finding the perfect pair of earrings to add to your jewelry collection is difficult enough without having to worry about irritation. And frankly, who has time to sift through dozens of jewelry brands to find the absolute best earrings for sensitive ears? Okay, turns out I do. (You’re welcome, babes.) So without further ado, here are 17 seriously gorg earring picks to try ASAP.

I can totally picture someone (read: myself) wearing these while sipping a cappuccino at a chic Parisian cafe. The vibes are too good!

FYI, the little pearls on these hoops can actually be removed for a more minimalist look. (But honestly, they’re too cute to ditch.)

Just because you have sensitive ears doesn’t mean you can’t rock a statement earring—and these are begging to be worn on your next date night.

Made with recycled gold, these pearl studs definitely deserve a spot in your jewelry box.

Hey, tooty fruity. This adorable cherry huggie would look so good as a solo earring or as a pair.

With a flat back, this titanium pave moon stud was actually designed to be used by those with sensitive ears or fresh piercings.

Wear these geometric earrings two different ways: as a minimalist stud or an earring jacket. It’s hard not to love a versatile look!

These pair well with anything—from a ballgown to your cutest sweatsuit. Just throw ‘em on whenever you want a little glam.

Chunky gold hoops inspired by the shape of croissants? Wow, nothing is more perfect to me.

Okay, name something cuter than freshwater pearls in the shape of a star. No, seriously. I’ll wait.

Now when I tell someone I’m always watching, they’ll know I’m serious.

If you reallyyy feel like treating yourself, this pair of diamond hoops is a perfect choice.

Simple, chic, timeless—you can’t go wrong with these gold studs. This is the type of earring that’s so easy to wear every single day.

For fans of sterling silver, look no further. These chunky huggies are bound to become a staple in your jewelry collection. You can also add on some chic, lil charms, like this jade pair, here.

Freshwater pearls are so in right now—and there are plenty of picks for those with sensitive ears. Case in point: these statement-making pearl hoops.

These fun earrings are too cute to pass up. Just asking Kylie Jenner.

Cubic zirconia jewelry is a girl’s best friend. It’s just as sparkly as diamonds but much more cost-effective. Budget queens, go off.

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