Aiori 

Description

Wearing clip on earrings do not have to hurt! If you are experiencing pain with clip on earrings, it is usually due to either the wrong tension on the clip or wrong clip on selection for your ear. Sometimes it may take some trials to find the right style and tension for your ear lobes.

Screw-back Clip On

These types of earrings are great since the tightness can be adjusted for your comfort. You can open the hinge on the back of the earrings and fasten it onto your ear. You can use the screw to tighten or loosen the earrings depending on the thickness of your ear lobe.

Clip on Earring with Padding

These are your classic clip styles that open up to clip on your ear. There are rubber paddings that can be added or removed depending on your preference. We recommend keeping on the rubber padding for extra comfort.

Ear Cuffs

Depending on the style, you can place the ear cuff on where it sits most comfortably, usually on the edges of the ear or in the middle. This could be on the conch or at the top of the ear where the helix is. You can tighten the ear cuff by gently squeezing the sides once it is on the ear.

Mosquito Coil

Similar an ear cuff, you wear this style by simply sliding the piece onto the ear. You can tighten the earring for a more secure hold by gently squeezing the sides once it is on the ear.

Sliding Spring Earrings

Sliding spring allow the back of the earring to slide back so that it can spring forward to the right size for your ear. It is the most adjustable form of the clip on earrings.

Invisible Resin

This extremely light and hidden style is perfect for most ears. Gently open the clasp by pulling the closure back gently without overextending and clip it onto the thinnest part of the ear.