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Multiple ear piercings mean having more than one piercing in the same ear, usually spread across the lobe and cartilage areas such as the helix, conch, tragus, rook, or forward helix. These placements give several anchor points where different earrings can sit together and create a structured design rather than a single pair of earrings.
The lobe is the soft lower part of the ear and is normally the first area to be pierced, often with two or three holes in a row. Cartilage areas such as the helix along the upper rim or the inner conch and tragus add height and depth, which makes the whole ear stack more visible even from a distance.
Erica Jewels 15 Earrings for Multiple Piercings
Erica Jewels offers a wide range of earrings designed for every kind of piercing, from delicate studs to bold hoops and unique ear cuffs. All our earrings are crafted from high-quality hypoallergenic materials such as titanium, gold plated, sterling silver, and surgical steel, ensuring comfort and style for even the most sensitive ears.
Below, we have selected 15 earrings for multiple piercings especially for our blog readers, and we are also offering a 20% discount to all blog readers. Just use the code SHINE20 at checkout.
1. Triple Chain Charm Connector
Triple Chain Charm Connector | Stainless Steel
$36.00 CAD
This jewelry piece is a great choice if you want to add serious movement to your ear arrangement without getting a new hole. It has three delicate chains of different lengths that all hang from a single small ring. You simply slide this ring onto the post of any stud earring you already own before you put the backing on. The three chains drape down in a layered way which makes a simple stud look like a complex and fancy earring. The chains swing slightly when you move your head and catch the light in a really beautiful way.
You can use this charm on almost any piercing where there is room for the chains to hang freely. It looks amazing on a helix piercing at the top of the ear because the chains can cascade down the side of your ear rim. It also works very well on a standard lobe piercing if you want to dress up your look for a night out. Since it fits onto most standard earring posts you can easily move it around to different spots.
2. Single Chain Charm Connector
Single Chain Earring - EricaJewels Earring
$36.00 CAD
This is the best earring to use if you want to physically connect two of your piercings together. It is a simple fine chain with a small loop on each end. You hook one loop onto the post of one earring and the other loop onto a second earring post. This creates a draped line between your piercings and creates a cool industrial vibe that is much softer than a solid metal bar. It ties two separate holes together so they look like one planned design.
People love using this chain to connect a cartilage piercing to a lobe piercing for a modern and connected style. You can also use it to bridge the gap between two helix piercings that are close together or even connect a forward helix to a regular helix. It is very lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day long without pulling on your ear.
3. Beaded Single Chain Connector
Beaded Single Chain Connector | Stainless Steel
$29.00 CAD
This chain serves the same purpose as the plain connector but it has tiny metal beads spaced out along the length of the chain. These little beads add a nice texture and make the chain stand out more against your skin. The beads break up the straight line of the chain and give it a vintage or bohemian feel. It is a great way to add detail to your ear stack if you feel like plain chains are too simple for your taste.
You can use this connector to link any two piercings that are near each other. It looks really good connecting a tragus piercing to a helix piercing because the beads sit nicely against the side of the face. You can also drape it across two upper lobe piercings to dress up your ear. It works with almost any stud so you can mix and match it with your favorite crystal or plain metal earrings.
4. 16G Double Layer Pave Crystal Cartilage Hoop
16G Double Layer Cartilage Hoop Earrings - Erica Jewels
$39.99 CAD
This hoop is really cool because it gives you the appearance of having two separate piercings while only using one hole. It has two metal bands that curve around the ear and one of them is covered in sparkly crystals. When you wear it the gap between the two bands makes it look like you have a double stacked piercing. It is a very popular style because it doubles the impact of a single piercing instantly.
This earring is designed mainly for cartilage piercings like the helix or the conch. It is 16 gauge which is slightly thicker than a normal earlobe earring so it fits best in cartilage holes that are fully healed. It creates a bold look that fills up the ear nicely so you do not need to wear a lot of other jewelry to make a statement.
5. Angle Wing Flat Back Earring
Angel Wing Stud Earring - Erica Jewels
$26.00 CAD
This is a beautiful stud that is shaped like a small angel wing and it curves slightly to follow the natural shape of your ear rim. The back of the earring is flat instead of pointy which is really important for comfort. The flat back means the earring will not poke into the skin behind your ear when you sleep or talk on the phone. The wing design has nice texture on the feathers which makes it look expensive and well made.
This stud is perfect for a flat piercing or a helix piercing because the wing shape fills up that flat space nicely without hanging over the edge. You can also wear it in your lobe if you want something that crawls up the ear a little bit. It draws the eye upward and works great as a main piece in a curated ear stack.
6. Amethyst Flower Helix Huggie Hoop Earrings
Amethyst Flower Small Gold Hoops
24.00 CAD – $47.00 CAD
These are small hoop earrings that sit very close to the earlobe and have a cute purple flower design on the front. The amethyst stone adds a nice pop of color and the flower shape is very feminine. Since they are huggies they click securely into place and do not have any sharp posts sticking out. The flower sits right on the front curve of the hoop so it faces forward and shows off the color to anyone looking at you.
They are specifically made for the helix or upper cartilage but they fit perfectly in a second or third lobe piercing too. The small size means they are very comfortable for daily wear and will not get caught on hair or clothes easily. It is a sweet addition to a multiple piercing collection especially if you want to add a soft touch to your style.
7. 18G Simple Bar Plain Screw Back Earrings
18G Simple Bar Stud Earring, Tragus Piercing - EricaJewels
$31.00 CAD
Sometimes you need a very clean and simple stud to balance out your other flashy earrings and this gold bar is perfect for that. It is just a straight line of polished metal that looks very modern and geometric. The screw back twists onto the post to keep it very tight and safe so you do not have to worry about losing it.
This bar is amazing for a tragus piercing because it fits that small area perfectly. It also looks great in a scattered flat piercing where you have multiple holes in the flat part of your upper ear. Because it is so simple you can wear it next to big hoops or sparkly chains without the ear looking messy.
8. 16G Celestial Moon Crystal Daith Jewelry
16G Celestial Moon Crystal 3A CZ Daith Jewelry & Septum Rings
$30.39 CAD – $31.19 CAD
This is a ring designed for the daith piercing which is the fold of cartilage right inside the center of your ear. It has a moon shape with crystals that sparkle right in the middle of the ear shell. It uses a clicker mechanism which has a small hinge that snaps shut so it is very easy to put in and take out by yourself. The crystals catch the light even though the earring sits deep inside the ear.
While it is named for the daith you can also use this in a septum piercing or a regular helix if the size fits your ear anatomy. It is a standout piece that draws attention to the inner part of your ear which people often forget to decorate. It looks great when paired with simple studs on the outer rim of the ear to create a balanced look.
9. Amethyst Marquise Dangle Charm
Amethyst Marquise Dangle Charm – Titanium Hypoallergenic Piercing Jewelry
$25.00 CAD
This is a small charm that you can add to a hoop or a stud you already own to give it a new look. It has a purple amethyst stone cut in a marquise shape which looks like a small leaf or an eye. It hangs from a small ring that you slide onto your earring post or hoop. It is a fun way to add color and a little bit of length to a plain earring without buying a whole new pair.
You can slide this charm onto a hoop in your helix or your lobe to add some swing and movement. It looks really pretty hanging from a rook piercing too because it fills the empty space below that fold of cartilage. It gives you the flexibility to change your style instantly just by adding or removing the charm whenever you want.
10. 18G Tiny Crystal Cluster Screw Back Earrings
18G Tiny Crystal 3A CZ Cluster Screw Back Earrings
$27.00 CAD
This stud has a small group of crystals arranged to look like a tiny flower or a star. It is very sparkly but still small enough to look delicate and not heavy. The screw back keeps it tight so it is a good choice for earrings you want to leave in for a long time without taking them out. The crystals are set securely so they will not fall out easily.
This is a classic choice for a tragus or conch piercing because the shape fits well in those small nooks of the ear. It also works great for a forward helix piercing at the very front of the ear rim. The cluster shape covers a little more skin than a single round dot so it looks very complete on its own.
11. Sunflower Chain Link Double Stud Earrings
Sunflower Chain Link Double Stud Earrings
$27.00 CAD
This earring is designed to connect two side-by-side piercings with a really cheerful design. It features two studs connected by a small chain, with a sunflower design on one of the studs. The chain hangs slightly between the two holes, creating a relaxed and draped look. It is a great way to make your double lobe or double helix piercing look like one complete piece of art.
The sunflower adds a nice touch of nature to your ear stack, while the chain adds a bit of edge. It is perfect for spring and summer days when you want something fun and bright. Since it connects two holes, it keeps your piercings looking organized and prevents you from losing one half of a pair.
12. North Star Push Pin Earring
Tiny North Star Push Pin Earring
$26.00 CAD
This is a very small stud shaped like the North Star with long points. It uses a push pin backing which means you just push the front part into the post instead of screwing it on. This makes it much easier to put in by yourself and it stays very secure. The back is flat so it feels smooth against your skin and does not poke you.
It is perfect for a tragus piercing or a forward helix because it is tiny and fits in small spaces well. You can also wear it in your upper lobe to create a starry night look if you have other star earrings. It is simple but the sharp shape makes it look cool and sharp.
13. Dreamy Crystal Moon Push Pin Earrings
Dreamy Crystal Moon Push Pin Earrings
$29.00 CAD
This is a threadless "push pin" style stud, which is very popular because it is secure and easy to change. It is shaped like a crescent moon and filled with tiny crystals that sparkle a lot. The flat back makes it super comfortable to wear 24/7, even when you are sleeping.
The moon shape is great for a flat piercing in the upper ear or a conch piercing in the middle. The curve of the moon fits the natural curve of your ear anatomy really well. It is a standout piece that looks magical on its own but also plays well with other celestial-themed jewelry like stars or planets.
14. Dangle Flat Back Earring
Dainty Crystal Dangle Flat Back Earring | 18K Gold Titanium | EricaJewels
$28.00 CAD
This earring combines the comfort of a flat back stud with the elegance of a dangling charm. It has a small crystal stud at the top with a tiny chain and another crystal hanging from it. This gives you the movement of a drop earring but with the security and comfort of a piercing stud.
It is an excellent choice for a helix piercing because the dangle hangs down along the rim of your ear. It also looks beautiful in a standard lobe piercing if you want something that is not just a boring dot. The movement of the dangling part draws the eye and adds a little bit of drama to your daily look.
15. Multiple Sizes Cartilage Hoop
Seamless Clickers/Cartilage Hoop Earrings 14g - EricaJewels
$12.50 CAD
This is the most important building block for any good ear stack. It is a plain, polished metal hoop with a clicker closure. It comes in different sizes so you can get the exact fit you need, whether you want it tight against your ear or loose and hanging. The clicker hinge makes it very easy to snap on and off without asking for help.
You can use this hoop in almost any piercing, from your lobe to your helix, daith, or septum. It is simple enough to wear in every single hole you have for a bold, uniformed look. It is also the perfect base to use if you want to add your own charms or dangles later on.
How to build an ear stack step by step
Planning earrings for multiple piercings works best as a step based process rather than random mixing. The steps below give a clear structure that can be repeated for different outfits or events.
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Map your piercings
Stand in front of a mirror and note how many lobe and cartilage piercings you have on each ear, including positions such as helix, conch, tragus, rook, and forward helix. This simple map shows which areas can hold larger earrings and which need smaller or lighter pieces. -
Choose the main focus earring
Pick one piercing on each ear to carry the main focus, often the first lobe piercing or a central conch ring. This focus piece might be a slightly larger hoop, a drop style hoop, or a more detailed stud, and the rest of the earrings are selected to support it rather than compete with it. -
Add medium sized supporting pieces
After the focus earring is set, choose medium sized studs or huggies for the next piercings along the lobe and lower helix. These earrings should be clearly smaller or simpler than the main piece so that the eye still reads one clear center of attention. -
Finish with tiny accents
Use the smallest studs, micro hoops, or a slim ear cuff in the last piercings at the top or inner parts of the ear. These tiny accents complete the line of the stack and stop the ear from looking empty near the edge while still keeping weight low. -
Check size and weight from side view
Look at the ear from the side and make sure the largest and heaviest earrings sit on the lobe where the tissue is thicker and more flexible. Cartilage piercings usually carry lighter studs or slim hoops because heavy pieces can place more pressure on the stiffer tissue. -
Keep a simple color and metal scheme
Most curated ear stacks use one main metal color such as yellow gold, white gold, or silver tone across all piercings. This does not remove variety, because texture and stone detail can still change from position to position while the shared metal keeps the stack visually coherent.
