The word 'earring' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in any context to refer to a piece of jewelry worn on the ear. Example sentence: She was wearing a beautiful diamond earring.
One such piece is the pearl-drop earring that Charles I wore as he went to the executioner's block in 1649, coming with a convincing note of authentication from Queen Mary II, who wrote: "This pearle was taken out of ye King my grandfather's ear after he was beheaded & given ye Princess Royall" – referring to Charles's eldest daughter Mary, later Mary of Orange.
Ear Candy The single piece of jewellery to see and be seen in this autumn is the oversized statement earring.
Except that it doesn't read that way at all, because every player gets a unique voice, a distinct personality, his own dreads or goatee or bandanna or earring or lisp or drawl.
Rings are worn not only on the fingers but also on toes, the ears (see earring), and through the nose.
Someone had reached into the bus to steal her earring, tearing her ear in the process.
Prices are about $5,000 per person.Sailing lore allows "Cape Horners" to wear a gold earring in their left ear and spit to windward.If the thought of these destinations has you looking to swap your business suit for a lifejacket, then bookings can be made direct or through a broker.
Murray, nevertheless, thought the earring-wearing Smith was a cool character.
If only for fear of losing one (the one-earring thing is so autumn/winter 2014).
Admiration for the 17th-century Dutch master's work has spread since the publication of a hugely popular novel based on one of his best-known works, "Girl with a Pearl Earring".
Frits Duparc, director of the Mauritshuis in The Hague, home of three Vermeers including "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and "View of Delft", was the last to change his mind.
For a real sense of Vermeer's mystique, the best book remains Ms Chevalier's "Girl with a Pearl Earring".
