When you choose a pair of earrings for the day, you will involve psychology. Yes, actually, psychology is part of choosing any of your jewelry. However, we are not interested in any other jewelry for this article but earrings.

If you bother to look around, you’ll discover that earrings can be found by the thousands upon thousands. There are unisex styles and there are simple styles that both men and women think look good on everyone. We do not want to discuss where or how people buy earrings in this particular article. Here we are only interested in the “why” of the psychology of earrings.

Because the sheer number of earring styles and fashions is so vast, we’ll limit ourselves to just two for this discussion. Those two will be basic earrings and hoop earrings.

The earring usually consists of a stiff but small girth wire that is about a half inch long. At one end is a decorative area that is larger than the hole in the earlobe and can be decorated in any manner determined by the manufacturer or user. At the other end of the stud is a usually pointed end into which a retaining ring can be attached so that the stick does not slip out of the earlobe (or other body part, if that is where the stud is being used). ).

When most women start wearing earrings, in their childhood, they start out, in most cases, with a stud earring. It is adorned according to the person wearing it and/or the child’s parent or benefactor, if applicable.

Wealthy stud wearers often choose a setting of genuine diamonds or a rare but colorful stone. If the setting is not a diamond, the stone will likely stand out and will, in most cases, match whatever fashion the wearer gives it.

When you see someone wearing “studded” earrings, what do the studs tell you? Now, we will talk about the psychology of earrings.

If the stud is very small, unadorned and unassuming, she is telling the world that she is a shy woman or very confident and does not need to feed her ego. She is probably quite intelligent and does not seek romantic companionship.

The personality of each individual will determine the reason for wanting or not for people to notice him.

If you’re not in the mood for a lot of company or situations where you’d be noticed, you can wear small, colorless earrings to make it barely noticeable and convey a message of silent denial.

Conversely, there is the lady who is seen everywhere, loves it, is always the center of attention, and thrives in her role. It is rare that you see her wearing fluffy earrings. Most likely, she will give her larger, more prominent, ornate earrings that announce that she is a star and she wants to be noticed, especially other stars and people of means. This girl wants you to tell her how beautiful and great she is, especially if you have some money.

It will be necessary to take it into account, since it will compete for being the center of attention most of the time. Her conversations will involve funny or touching stories about her or famous people she has met. It will let it be known that you are looking for the best things life has to offer and you will get what you want. You will know that she is there and she will not let you forget her.

Men who wear large diamond earrings are simply announcing to the world that they have recently struck it rich and are looking for people to look up to them. Your diamond stud is a way of showing the world that you are successful, have a lot of money, and are willing to spend it on the right people, places, or things. Now they have a choice and their egos need to be stroked. They are in search of sexual partners who can be impressed with their newfound prosperity and are willing to be pawns or lovers at the stallion’s whim.

Gale men who find themselves with the same kinds of financial and vocational success will act in much the same way, including the big earrings (possibly worn differently) and the fact that they’ll be targeting other eligible men.

There is absolutely no other reason, than to attract maximum attention to the wearer, for the existence of hoop earrings. The only things that can influence the extent of attention drawn would be the size of the earrings and the material they are made of.

It’s not uncommon to find an egotistical extreme carrying a very large gold diamond hoop earring just over their shoulder. This hoop is there to scream, “Look at me! Love me! Look at me!” The big ego is probably accompanied by a similarly sized chip on the shoulder.

When you wear oversized hoop earrings, you are proclaiming to everyone that you want to be noticed and paid attention to. Their desire is so strong because their egos are the same size. When an admirer is attracted and becomes a disciple, it is useful to the ego. Therefore, the need to attract new fans as much as possible.

Some attention seekers start things off with a little flirtation, and as the night progresses, they take advantage of the situation. A keen observer may notice that the huge hoop earrings are a way to light up the imaginary neon bulb that says, “Please look at me, admire me, and pay attention to ME!”

You’ve probably heard people make excuses like, “I only wear big hoop earrings because they make my hair, face, or ears stand out.”

So why are they trying to emphasize body parts that are already so beautiful? Don’t they stand out anyway?

A man wearing large hoop earrings probably means he is gay. However, this is by no means final.

There are definitely a number of straight guys who will don the extra large hoop earrings for attention, the same reason women wear them. They will probably attract attention from both men and women, but that may be their purpose and it works just fine.

Wearing earrings says a lot about a person. An observer, whether trained or not, can often determine fairly accurate fashion sense and psychological information from users.

We’ve just mentioned a few types of earrings here, but each type will have its own psychological characteristics that can be quite accurately associated with different personalities. Keep an eye out for other things, such as various types of earrings, styles, colors, modes, types of decorations, and stone inlays, as well as how many earrings the person wears and how they wear them.