イヤリング

Also known as earrings

外耳につける装身具

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An earring is a piece of jewelry worn on the ear, typically fastened through a piercing in the earlobe or attached by methods like clips or stickers. Earrings have been worn throughout history across many cultures, where they often held special cultural meaning.

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Piercing.name: Earrings
Piercing.image: Positions of earrings.jpg
Piercing.image_capt: Earring locations on image: 1: helix; 2: industrial; 3: rook; 4: daith; 5: tragus; 6: snug; 7: conch; 8: anti-tragus; 9: earlobe
Piercing.location: Ear
Piercing.jewelry: Captive bead ring, barbell, circular barbell, flesh plug
Piercing.healing time: 6–12 months

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Material used: gemstone
Image: Positions of earrings.jpg

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worn on: ear
Commons category: Earrings
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition

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イヤリング（英語: earring）または耳飾り（みみかざり）は、外耳につける装身具。語源は ear + ring であるが、環状のもの（耳輪）に限らずイヤリングという。このうち穿孔してとりつけるものは、日本においてはピアスと呼ばれ、穿孔しないものと区別されることが多い（詳しくはピアスを参照）が、本来はどちらもイヤリングである。

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