öronklämmor

Öronklämmor, often referred to as clip-on earrings, are a type of earring designed to be fastened to the earlobe without requiring a pierced ear. They achieve this attachment through a clamping mechanism. The design allows individuals who do not have pierced ears to wear earrings.

There are several common types of öronklämmor. The most prevalent is the spring-loaded clip, which uses a hinged mechanism with a spring to create pressure, holding the earring in place. Another variation is the screw-back clip, which allows for adjustable tightness by screwing a backing piece onto a post. Paddle-back clips, also known as adjuster clips, feature a pad that rests against the earlobe and a clasp that can be adjusted for comfort. Lever-back clips, while less common as a purely clip-on style, sometimes incorporate a clamp-like component.

Öronklämmor offer a convenient alternative to traditional pierced earrings for a wide range of styles and designs. They are often made from various materials, including metals, plastic, and can be adorned with beads, stones, or other decorative elements. The primary function remains the same: to provide a way to wear decorative items on the ear without the need for surgical piercing.