VRAI Ear Climber

Ear climber earrings are designed to follow the natural curve of your ear's outer edge. They typically have a long, slightly curved structure that sits along the earlobe and is secured in place with a post or a hook at the back. When you put them on, you insert the post as you would with a standard earring, then rotate the climber upwards to align it with the contour of your ear, giving the illusion that the earring is "climbing" up the ear.

To prevent ear climbers from falling down, make sure they are properly secured and adjusted to fit the curve of your ear. After inserting the post, gently press the climber against your earlobe so it grips comfortably. Some climbers come with a flexible wire back that you can slightly pinch to ensure a snug fit. If they still tend to slip, consider using a small, transparent earring back to provide additional support.

Earrings that follow the outer curve of the ear and appear to climb upwards are known as ear climbers or ear crawlers. These earrings create a striking visual effect as if multiple earrings are worn, although only one piercing is required.

You only need one piercing for an ear climber. Despite their length and the way they extend up the ear, climbers are designed to be worn in a single standard earlobe piercing. They are a great option for those who want a bold look without multiple piercings.

It is generally not recommended. Sleeping in climbers can cause discomfort due to pressure on the ears, and there's a risk of the earrings getting caught on bedding or bending out of shape. To maintain comfort and prolong the life of your earrings, it's best to remove them before going to bed.