Küpeler

Küpeler is a Turkish word that translates to "earrings" in English. It refers to a type of jewelry worn on the earlobe. Earrings have a long and diverse history, appearing in various cultures across the globe for millennia. They can be made from a wide range of materials, including precious metals like gold and silver, as well as less expensive metals, plastics, wood, bone, and gemstones.

The design and style of küpeler vary greatly. They can be simple studs, dangling drops, hoops, or elaborate chandeliers. The choice of earrings often reflects personal taste, fashion trends, or cultural significance. In many societies, earrings are worn by both men and women, though their prevalence and style can differ. Historically, earrings have been used for adornment, as symbols of status or wealth, and in some cultures, for ritualistic or spiritual purposes. The act of piercing the earlobe to wear earrings is a common practice worldwide. Modern manufacturing techniques allow for mass production of a vast array of küpeler, making them accessible to a wide range of consumers.