How to wear ear cuffs

An ear cuff is an ear ring designed to be worn without piercing. It slips on and attaches directly to the cartilage to add a touch of contemporary elegance.

How to put on an ear cuff

  • Controlled opening (adjustable models) Gently spread the ring open just enough to position it without forcing, only if the model is designed to be adjustable.

  • Initial positioning
    Place the ear cuff on the upper part of the ear, where the cartilage is softer.

  • Sliding and anchoring
    Gradually slide it down until it rests on a stable area of the cartilage (middle or concha).

  • Final adjustment
    Gently tighten to ensure a secure fit, without creating excessive pressure.

Security check: Gently move your head. The ear cuff should not slip or move.

Pressure Adjustment

To optimize the fit:

  • Hold the jewelry between your fingers and press it with precision and moderation around the cartilage.

  • The fit should be firm but comfortable.

  • If the jewelry slides, tighten it slightly.

  • If it pinches, loosen it very slightly.

Wearing conditions for optimal hold

  • Choose the right size: a model that is too large may slip; a model that is too tight may cause discomfort. Consulting the size guide is recommended.

  • Position the jewelry on a stable area: the hold is optimal on the median cartilage or the conch.

  • Limit sudden movements: when engaging in sports activities, periodically check the jewelry's fit.

  • Maintain clean and dry skin: this naturally improves adhesion.

Precautions for stone-set models

Set ear cuffs should under no circumstances be spread, twisted, or tightened manually. Their structure is fixed to ensure:

  • the security of the setting,
  • the lasting hold of the stones,
  • the stability of the setting.

Adjustment is made solely by choosing the appropriate size.

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