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The best places to buy ear cuffs

Erin Mayer   

The best places to buy ear cuffs
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  • Ear cuffs are a great way to accessorize and get a pierced look without an actual piercing.
  • Brands and retailers like Mejuri, Etsy, ASOS, Nordstrom, and The Last Line have tons of ear cuffs at various prices, so it's not hard to find something that fits your style and budget.

I don't have pierced ears, but I love the look. For as long as I can remember, I've solved this dilemma by wearing ear cuffs. You know, those fake earrings that typically sit along the cartilage and make people think you're a lot cooler and more hardcore than you actually are.

My first ear cuff came from Claire's in the late '90s and was one of the now-ubiquitous climbing styles that will never go out of style (seriously, I just got a new one this year). As ear cuffs have become more popular, styles have also become more varied and prices run the gamut from $5 to more than $600.

When shopping for ear cuffs, pay attention to the materials; real metals will be pricier than the fake stuff, but they'll last longer and are often more flexible. Most ear cuffs are one-size-fits-all, so they should be somewhat pliable for a snug but not pinched fit. And most importantly, read reviews other shoppers have written for the styles you're eyeing before you buy since return policies differ among retailers.

Here are the best places to buy ear cuffs:

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